reptile basics rack trouble
On my reptile basics rack (CB-70), the back row of heat tape is not working. I sent an email to rbi bought they have not gotten back to me. Any suggestions. The heat tape won't heat up.
Thanks.
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What are you using to control the temps?
Will it work if you plug it straight into the wall?
Sounds like a bad wiring connection.
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I am using a ranco. The second row heats up fine. I will try plugging it in the wall.
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Just making sure, the CB-70 has 2 plugs(one for each row of flex-watt) and both are pugged in, right?
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Yes, I know there are 2 plugs. It heats up when plugged into the wall. I just plgged it back into my thermostat. We will see.
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Given the fact that this weekend was a holiday weekend you might try and call him.
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Rich is great at returning calls or e-mails...I'd call him and leave a message and he should get back to you shortly...He has always taken care of me if anything happened...
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I tried calling today. All i got was "this number is unavailable". I got that twice. I will try again later.
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I have the same issue with mine the top shelf, back row of tape and im using a helix, I talked to rich and I bought some more flexxwatt so I have to replace it
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Originally Posted by
cbentley
Yes, I know there are 2 plugs. It heats up when plugged into the wall. I just plgged it back into my thermostat. We will see.
I would think if it heats up directly to the wall, then the flexwatt is working.
It seems like your thermostat is at fault here.
I have no experience with these things though. But as in computers, you always rule out what is working and what is not one step at the time.
Is there any other way you could test your thermostat?
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After i plugged it into the wall. I switched what power strip i was using and it worked.