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I did run a continuity test on the heater (unplugged the heater and probed that end). It read 21.9 ohms. I am going to have to bypass the tstat. I still have the original timer, if that makes a difference, The original tstat is long gone. I cut the wires very close to the unit so I could have more to hardwire the new tstat into (since everthing is 'plugged' in).
Once this gets resolved, how do I go about getting a thermostat that goes up to 60° or 70°?
Chris