Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: IS it normal for the wire leading from the back of the heater to the temperature sensor to get hot to the touch?
Document: It did smell like burning rubber at first but that dissipated over about 3 days and now produces no odor whatsoever. If doing it over again I'd run it outdoors for a while to let that stuff burn off because I'm sure it's not great to breathe it in. The top does get hot even on it's lowest temperature setting although you won't burn yourself if you touch it for a few seconds.
However let me cut to the chase: Where do you think the controls are located? In the front where they should be? Think again. To turn the unit on,  change the temperature, or  to access ANY control,  you must reach around the top of the unit going to the far  back,  directly behind  the heat outlet  (which is producing some very hot air) and attempt to  turn off, or even change the thermostat. I find this so totally unacceptable,  I have burned myself twice.
As a final test I got a hair dryer and warmed the unit up (including the &#34;bulge&#34; in the electrical power wire and got it as hot as it would be in a sauna and still the unit was on and putting out heat.You plug this &#34;automatic&#34; unit in and get ready to have heat EVEN WHEN YOU DON'T WANT IT. I called customer service and discovered that Pelonis has hired out their service.
While this heater may indeed be durable & rugged (time will tell), I totally agree with reviews which complained of either the panel getting very hot to the touch, as well as the inconvenience of accessing controls on the rear, which is ridiculous.More inconveniences I'd like to add:(1) Could have used a decent carrying handle. That would have been less nuisance, especially considering how hot the front metal-grill gets - why would I want to risk touching anything except a stay-cool handle?
I live in Ohio so you know it gets cold. I think this little heater will be my favorite. I just hope it doesn't get to hot on the outside for the dog's safety. But, it sits low to the ground and is square, so I don't see it tipping over. Talk to you all later when the frost is on the pumpkins! !
My husband was skeptical when I purchased this heater - I told him I had owned one when they first came out in the 80's and it had worked great. I was hoping they hadn't changed it too much - and I was pleasantly surprised :)  It is an awesome little heater - that sometimes makes the room too hot! We mainly use it in our bathroom as we recently switched our main heating source to a pellet stove, and the bathroom doesn't get any heat from that.
Will have to get back on this. Trips the breakers, My daughter is shipping back to me from New York. I will get the heater checked out.May have to return, James L. Nolen
The old one seemed subjectively as strong as when new, but objectively shown to be less able to heat. Was not aware it had deteriorated in output, because it still generated tremendous heat.The sides of the old one never got hot, remained cool to touch whereas the sides of the new one gets rather warm. Had complete confidence in the old one, not sure about the new one yet.If the smell goes away, will keep it.
I like that the sensor for the thermostat resides away from the unit on the power cord, which I would assume allows it to more accurately sense the ambient temperature of the room. I assumed the thermostat would cycle the unit on and off, but according to the manual the unit always stays on to maintain a constant flow of heat that is said to be more efficient than the unit turning itself on and off.
The amount of heat this unit puts out is amazing. I have used it in a garage when the outside temp was in the 20's. Within 10 minutes, I was working in a T-shirt! Another plus is the fact that the sides, top, and bottom do not get hot.The only negative is that the high pitched whining sound it emits makes it a little annoying for use in the bedroom.
Answer: yes