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Question: Does the unit come with a wick?
Document: This heater has been great right out of the box. Filled heater with clear kerosene and let sit for about 45 minutes to allow the wick to soak and it lit right up. Suggest burning outside the first time lit to allow any manufacturing fumes to burn away. Also suggest using clear kerosene if available to prevent wick problems. If considering this heater please note the number of positive reviews versus the few negative reviews. The negative reviews seem to come from user error and not reading the directions.
If i hadn't ordered an extra wick, I wouldn't have had one, the heater I received did not include the wick. The instructions are not very helpful in installing the wick, either. Thankfully, I was just buying this unit as backup heat.
When it's on, it's on at maximum capacity.I am glad the wick seemed properly adjusted as the instructions for getting to it and replacing or adjusting it are about 20+ detailed steps, and I would not have attempted it with a new unit, even though I am fairly handy.It looks fine, despite being covered with warning stickers. I always get a faint odor of kerosene on start-up, but not enough to be an issue.
What I like about this unit is that it only heats from the front, making placement easier and more flexible. The top of the Sengoku doesn't get very hot so placing a container of water on it for evaporative humidity isn't a good option.Over all I am very pleased with this little unit and its reasonable price. I'm hoping I can find a local place that does kerosene heater tune ups before attempting another wick change.
This unit works okay...but I find it only has two settings...medium and high. This isn't acceptable...sometimes I want to run it on low..times when even medium is too much heat..but I still want heat. Also the anti tip over device is of poor quality...mine stopped working. Lastly, the unit arrived with the plastic knob missing from the wick control.
After changing the wick in our five-year-old HeatMate kerosene heater, I somehow disabled the automatic safety shut off feature. Not wanting to run it without that safety measure, I bought this new heater. Those who also have an older heater will notice the many design changes made to the newer heaters.No assembly is necessary; just pull the unit out of the box and remove all of the packaging. Be sure to read the owner's manual carefully before using the heater.
I also ordered a new wick from Miles Stairs website and the problems went away. Now the unit burns efficiently and the wick adjuster auto shut off mechanism works ok. I also discovered that Wal Mart sells the wicks in their retail stores for 9 bucks. Now I am extremely happy because I paid $84 with $19 shipping which is still cheaper than local retail even with the new wick. And oh the switch is still on the way and will probably will arrive today. It was easy to install the wick.
This is a really nice piece of equipment and will come in handy when and if we have any power failures this winter and in the future.
I'm feeling reliability here. It's going to be okay. There is a slight odor from it but you only notice it when you come in from outside. You should have some ventilation. Clever design elements.
But now this leads me to the only "drawback" of this stove. If you've had experience with kerosene heaters, you'll know that some have a blower built in. Other models like the Alladin could be outfitted with an external blower attatched to the top of the stove. The Sengoku doesn't come with any internal blower. I had planned on using one such external blower on it. But just below the top "shelf" of the heater, just above the lamp, there's some kind of metal (carbon?)
Answer: yes