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Old 19-06-2015, 16:03   #16
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Re: Field Repairs/Maintenance -- Eberspacher/Espar/Webasto

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I have the same D10 heater. The only failure we have had was the controller box on top. It just died suddenly.

Spares I recommend:

Controller
Glow plug
Combustion fan
Water pump

For the cost to buy these items you can almost justify carrying a spare heater. They are not huge and are easy to swap out. Mine takes about 20 minutes to remove/replace. 10 of that is crawling into the engine space.
Flame sensor?

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Re: Field Repairs/Maintenance -- Eberspacher/Espar/Webasto

Glow plug screen.
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Re: Field Repairs/Maintenance -- Eberspacher/Espar/Webasto

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Flame sensor?

I haven't heard of a failure on that. It's a pretty simple device (thermistor I think).
If you are considering getting a lot of spares it's probably better to look for a used working unit on Ebay and just keep it as the one spare. On our boat it's faster to change a whole unit than an individual part. There are usually a couple available all the time.
Also, it's a good idea to burn a couple liters of kerosene (or Jet A) once or twice a season. Just feed the little clacking pump from a small jug.
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