I ran out of room in the last article so I will continue here.
But first a bit more philosophy from an ex engineer who “threw everything away” to pursue comedy. I “had it all” when I was running my company in the States; the nice house, some rental houses, a nice car and boat, everything I thought I needed for happiness. Yet I felt empty inside so I decided to make a change. I got rid of everything and chased comedy for many years, and I must say I had a blast doing it. Now I work on space heaters for money and play music for fun. When working on a space heater, it’s important to follow all safety guidelines and to use the proper tools and equipment. Always disconnect the power source before beginning any work, and make sure the heater is cool to the touch. This will help prevent accidental injury or damage to the heater. When troubleshooting a space heater, it’s important to identify the problem and diagnose the issue. Common issues with space heaters include lack of heat, insufficient air circulation, and issues with the thermostat. To diagnose these problems, you may need to use a multimeter or other diagnostic tools to test the components of the heater. In conclusion, working on space heaters requires knowledge of their components, the different types of heaters, and a basic understanding of how they work. Safety should always be the top priority, and proper tools and equipment should be used to ensure the heater is repaired correctly. With the right knowledge and experience, working on space heaters can be a rewarding and interesting task.