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In following the thread of this conversation, we are quite concerned about the topic of kerosene fuels and Klean Heat. Please take a moment and go to our web site describing the correct use of fuels in Wallas products: http://www.scanmarineusa.com/techtalk_fuelcomments.pdf In any case, please...

Dutch123: The part you are referring to is the 25 Lid Control Unit. A 95D is typically fitted with a #25 lid assemply and the lid switching function is controlled by the Control Unit (p/n 361018). The first series of the 85D/270 units (successor to the 95D/25) had their lid switching inside...

If you are going to be laying your boat up for several months, there are several tips we can provide for keeping your Wallas unit happy: 1. One option for some users is to start and run your Wallas furnace or stove once a month during the layup period. The balance of these tips are for those...

Please take great care when considering the use of propane in your boat. If you want to make sure there is sufficient ventilation, that is an excellent plan, but also make sure that any kind of active or powered fans used to aid in ventilation are spark-arrested fans. To the best of our...

Concerning any issues involving Wallas stoves, ovens or furnaces, please use only current, authorized reference materials. These can be found at one of two sites: www.scanmarineusa.com Go to Tech Talk and look for the papers in .pdf. or www.wallas.fi Click the "English" option unless you...

Dutch123: Please contact us (Scan Marine) for troubleshooting issues with your stove. We will need to know the model and age (it should be a 95DU/25 by the vintage of your boat). It will be helpful to know what (if any) light indications are given at the panel when you are trying to start it...

What are you using for fuel?