What model wallas is this?-gctid817702

[green650]

And how does it work? Turn on switch and dial the knob?

[green650]

And I believe these came with electric stoves. Is that what these cut wires were from?


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[Norton_Rider]

Contact these people: https://www.scanmarineusa.com

[Mr._Darcy]

It looks like a 90 t / 800 t to me, but check the Wallas website or Scan Marine to find out for sure. If you get the online manual be aware that the first section is in Finnish and the English section comes after that. The wrap on the exhaust pipe is actually a sleeve that is suppose to slide over the pipe.

Greg

[Bay39]

SCANMARINE is a great source for the heater model. I've seen these Wallas models in RVs and they provide a cooking source as well as heat. There must be a pilot flame needed to make it work. I can see the diesel fuel line as well as the exhaust from the picture. My guess is there is a diesel day tank you can trace using the fuel line. On another note - From one of the pictures I can see three (AC crimped off) - White/Black/Green. Take care that these are not live wires using a voltmeter (verify no 110V) between Hot(black) and Neutral(white). Even if they are not live - need properly capped/taped/bundled/secured.


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[green650]

"Bay39" post=817746 wrote:
SCANMARINE is a great source for the heater model. I've seen these Wallas models in RVs and they provide a cooking source as well as heat. There must be a pilot flame needed to make it work. I can see the diesel fuel line as well as the exhaust from the picture. My guess is there is a diesel day tank you can trace using the fuel line. On another note - From one of the pictures I can see three (AC crimped off) - White/Black/Green. Take care that these are not live wires using a voltmeter (verify no 110V) between Hot(black) and Neutral(white). Even if they are not live - need properly capped/taped/bundled/secured.

I was wondering about those wires too. On my shore power panel there is a switch for the stove, probably goes to those wires. I don't think the wallas needs 110 so I'll remove that switch and pull those wires out.