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How do you connect an in the wall heater
Have a Intertherm electric heater that is under my stove. The
Number on it is UCG 1000-24. I know it must be 20 years old. I Slides in a space under the stove and blows hot air onto the floor To heat a room that is an addition to the house. It is not working and I am searching for a replacement. There is a heavy silver cable connected to it. This is the electrical connection and it plugs in the back of the unit. How do I connect the new unit. Do I need to hunt down the circuit and shut it off? |
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