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    Jan 10, 2007, 08:02 AM
    Intertherm baseboard makes popping noises
    I recently bought a house and there is a 9 foot intertherm baseboard heating unit the model number is Ebh2000-24, Appliance # b002255438. My problem is that when it kicks on the popping noise and creeking is very loud. I would appreciate any suggestions
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