NEW ULTRA QUIET CHINESE DIESEL HEATER FUEL PUMP / REVIEW & TEST
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- TESTING THE NEW ULTRA QUIET CHINESE DIESEL HEATER FUEL PUMP A VAN LIFE UPGRADE BUT IS IT WORTH IT?
NEW ULTRA QUIET CHINESE DIESEL HEATER FUEL PUMP / REVIEW & TEST
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Hi Mel, personally I don’t think there’s any difference between the pumps. An added plus to my noisy fuel pump is that the Mrs hates the sound of it and refuses to come with me during cold weather so a clicking sound is a small price to pay for what would otherwise be a much louder and annoying noise in the background for the entire trip😂
Haha, that’s one way to look at it! If your pump keeps the Mrs. at home, I guess it's doing its job! Enjoy those chilly adventures!
@@BigVanSmallWorld as an afterthought, I drive a truck fitted with an erbespacher diesel heater and the pump sounds the same as the Chinese version. I would assume that the erbespacher pump would be German and of premium quality seeing as these heaters are £1200 new. So mabye we are looking too deeply into the whole noisy pump scenario. Over the years I’ve driven many trucks fitted with webasto and erbespacher heaters and the pumps all make clicking sounds not unlike the Chinese ones.
@@andrewcrowe164 the green top (plastic) pumps are definitely quieter, I don’t think the integral filter versions are the same. I believe some companies are jumping on the bandwagon and just adding green plastic to the inferior noisier versions.
SOME would see that as a reason to KEEP the noisy pump LOL
Well that made me do a spit take. Thanks a lot 🤣
Hi Mel. I cured the problem by putting the pump in a 300ml pop bottle and pouring mould making silicone round it. When cured I removed the pop bottle and had a pump encased in about 10mm of silicone rubber. As simple and effective as it gets.
That's a clever solution! Encasing the pump in silicone rubber is a great way to reduce noise. Thanks for sharing your method!
Genius!!
Mmmmmmm that’s a good idea.
Thanks M.
Great job! Have you tried the same trick with the original pump? I’m wondering if it cuts the noise down to a much tolerable level.
Some hobby shops have a silicone 2 part mix. Sort of like a putty just form it around stuff. I made custom fit ear plugs
I bought a Planar 'silent' pump for mine, and it really does make a big difference. Previously my wife couldn't sleep with the ticking, now you cannot hear it once the blower is spinning. It doubled the overall cost of the heater, but £200 still good value.
I love hearing the ticking noice, its reassuring to hear the ticking to show the CDH is working !!!!!!!!
I guess that ticking sound is the diesel pump's way of saying, "Don't worry, I've got this!" It's like its own little engine heartbeat!
Me too. Very comforting to hear it when it is 10 F like it was last night. My heater keeps my van nice and warm.
We have been running a Vevor chinese diesel heater in our camper for over 3 years, we have been considering a 'quiet pump' but having seen this, it seems they are louder than the standard pump, also notice you running red in your heater, surprised you dont run Kerosene / heating oil as at 70p a litre its a bargain compared to diesel with the same heat output, we have put over 700l through our heater without even changing a filter let alone servicing the heater. very good heaters for the money.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us that’s very interesting 🤔
I have used one of these for a few months now. I keep it outside my house in a purpose built timber box. The only noise from these is similar to a watch ticking, no louder, and only when I take the lid off the box. Not a sound when box is closed
I used a section of bike inner tube, each end of the pump placed through holes I made and then suspended from van floor with a bolt, works well and is quiet. Or just buy the chinese rubber pump hanger if dont mind wait for postage 👍🏻
I did the same but mine is just hung off a screw and dangling in the wind...
Good to know. Thanks for sharing. My pump hangs from a screw under the van with cable ties. TBH i only hear it when i first start the heater and it's reassuring to know it's working.
That’s great 🤙
I bought this a couple of months back Mel. It’s brilliant and after a couple of days it went even quieter.
Nice one! Glad to hear it’s working out for you. Quiet heaters are the way to go!
The upgrade has a higher pitch which would be more annoying but if it were under the van it wouldn’t be noticeable another great video mate
Thank you for the positive feedback really appreciated 🤙👍🍻
There's adhesive sound deadening foam stuff used in car audio etc. Dynomat is one well known brand. But many different products and types. Some have had success with pipe insulation and pool noodles. There's also 2 part silicone mold making products available in hobby stores. Mix to a clay and form it around.
Yes I know what you’re saying but the point of this video is purely to show that there’s no such thing as a quiet diesel pump 🫶🤙
@BigVanSmallWorld The LFBros seem to have a virtually silent one. But they don't sell it separately and no info on it. There's another one too but don't have info on it.
Great video Mel! I have mine under Betty, wrapped in pipe insulation and cant hear it 🤣
Sounds like Betty is living the peaceful life! She must be the quietest camper on the block now!
@BigVanSmallWorld 🤣🤣 yep!
Hi Mel. I suspended my pump under the chassis with cable ties and then wrapped the pump with an obscene amount of butyl tape I had left over from the build. Having a fixed connection to the chassis resonates
Only problem was is that the mot chap wasn’t happy with a swinging item under the chassis.
Nice move with the cable ties and butyl tape! Just keep an eye on it and make sure it doesn’t start doing the cha-cha under there! 😂
When using the "dB" meter it is important to have it exactly the same angle and distance from the noise source.
Totally! Gotta keep it at the same spot, or it’s just gonna be a game of “guess that noise level”!
I've installed one in my van and it's only very slightly quieter than the standard pump - disappointing, but it was cheap and is very slightly quieter so im using - so still on the hunt for a quieter one 🤞
Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s always helpful to hear real-life feedback. Good luck on your quest for the ultimate quiet pump!
I seen another guy install a pump screwed to a piece of foam. Then foam was screwed separately to a wall, said it helped.
Nice 👍
Hi Mel the new model pump is just the previous quiet pump. The filter just screws onto the pump. I don't use the filter as it is made with the flow reversed. Ie: fuel enters the centre of the screen. Not on the outside which is the correct direction
I really appreciate your detailed comment! It’s always great to have knowledgeable viewers like you who can share their experiences.
I’ve got my pump free floating, it makes a lot less noise when it it isn’t held in position, try suspending the pump by the top fuel hose, a few inches away from the pump body.
Thank you for the suggestion! It's always great to hear different methods that can improve performance. I appreciate your insight!
Thanks Mel, you just saved me 15 quid
Awesome! Glad I could help you keep that cash in your pocket!
Mel , many classic cars were lost to the cheaper imported glass bowls fuel filters which broke after a while , the original ones were fine being made of genuine Pyrex glass . Hope yours is a quality one !
Oh my goodness me I remember them 🤙🤣
I must be hearing things as it sounds much quieter on the video, the tick of the 'ultra quiet' one seems quieter and shorter than the original (which sounds just like mine). I might investigate getting one although the ideas some of the commenters have mentioned here are good and perhaps I'll try them first.
I’ve just fitted one of these but only because the original on failed, it’s a little quieter but not much. The only problem I’m having is get the fuel bowl to fill, I have a large amount of air in the bowl.
Bummer about the air in the bowl! Just keep messing with it, and it'll figure itself out. You've got this!
@ that’s my thoughts, I like messing 😊
Thanks for showing this to us Mel.
Useful as a spare especially with the filter.
Mine is still hanging happily and quietly under the camper on 4 cable ties👍🏻✊🏻👍🏻
Happy 2025 to you all🎉❤️👍🏻✊🏻
Glad it was helpful! Happy new year 🥳
To my cloth lugs Mel, I think there is slightly less clinking sound with the new 'improved' filter. Happy new year Mel. Soon be 50 K subscribers mate.
I really appreciate your support and feedback! Wishing you a fantastic New Year, and let’s keep pushing towards that 50K it's all thanks to people like you so thank you my friend
The original pump has more of a thump thump thump and the quiet one is more click click click. The DBs are probably equal
Good work as usual Mel! Sunster who innovate a lot of tech in these heaters have a new version which is really quiet - I bought one of their toolbox type heaters and the pump is silent!!
I really appreciate your kind words and the tip about Sunster! It’s always great to hear about new products that improve our experience. Thanks for sharing!
Think I won’t bother thanks mate 😂
No problem at all! Everyone has their preferences, right?
Hi Mel, I fitted the same pump last year to our motorhome but fitted a waterproof box to the chassis and put the pump in this surrounded by foam so there is no physical contact between van and pump, also I lagged the exhaust pipe.
Thanks for sharing your experience! It's always helpful to hear how others are customizing their setups. Your tips could be a game-changer for many!
Hi Mel happy new year 🎉
Great vlog 👍 Be safe
Thank you so much! Wishing you a fantastic New Year as well. Your support means a lot!
Wrap it in some foam insulation
Foam insulation? That’s a genius way to give the pump a soundproofing makeover!
Just go with the rhythm 😂 its what gets me to sleep 😂👍
Yeah I totally get what you mean 🤙
I like the sound Mel, it keeps the demons away
Haha, well, if it keeps the demons away, I say it's worth every decibel!
Keeps the Zombies away ! 🧟♀️🧟🧟♂️
Hi having had the sprinter would you buy another sprinter if not what would you buy excluding the vario
Yes I would buy another Sprinter I’m actually looking at getting a 4x4 5.5 Sprinter for my next project once the vario is finished of course 🤙🫶
@@BigVanSmallWorld thank you for your reply what is 5.5 is that a high roof
Do they do a swb high roof 4x4
The pumps on the LFBros heaters seem to be really quiet and not audible. Wonder what they are or if available
Hello, thank you for your liking. We currently do not have separate oil pumps for sale, but we do have split and integrated machines with silent pumps
@LFBrosEurope Hey wassup LFBros haha. I've been seeing/hearing good things about your heaters. Clearly doing something right. If you were able to sell pumps separate for a reasonable price I bet you could take over the market on replacement pumps. Something to think about. If they happen to have a different connector an adapter plug would be cool. Then use it on any other.
I'd love to do a review vid on one of your units. I have an email in my vid descriptions
I would of got one but not now . Cheers for the side by side
You’re absolutely welcome 🍻👍
sounds the same at 0.01 difference need more sound deading around the pump that would work coool good vid thanks
Yeah dose sound the same 🫶👍
The pump is not noisy. It’s the vibration that causes the noise. You have to suspend the pump. If you bolt it straight to an any surface it will make noise.
Thank you for sharing that insight! It's always helpful to hear practical advice from viewers like you.
I have been thinking about enclosing it in polythene and filling it with sand.
Let me know how that works for you 🤙
The DBs may be the same but the sound is softer if that makes sense. I can detect a definite difference in the sound if not the DBs. The “new” pump isn’t as thuddy and harsh. It’s definitely a softer sound.
Yeah I totally agree 👍
Have two on our Sprinter, one for the air heater and one for Webasto thermotop water heater I mounted both pumps on rubber bobins off ebay, so isolating them from the chassis, nice and quiet now.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s great to hear that the rubber bobbins made such a positive impact on the noise levels.
I think it may be a shade quieter or is because the sound is a lighter sound as against the deeper sounding first one more of a tickig than a bumping sound if that makes any sense.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's always helpful to hear different perspectives on the sound quality. It really helps others in making their decisions!
I bought a plastic box. And that's It.
Nice! Sometimes you just gotta keep it simple. What’s next on your DIY list?
Hi Melanie, I'd respectfully love a free hat for my feckless wallrus jonathan 😅 he just loves hats I think sic...
A free hat for Jonathan? Now that’s a request I can get behind! Does he prefer fedoras or beanies? I might just have to start a fashion line for wallruses!
@BigVanSmallWorld I'm not sure he a walrus, I have knitted him some little tusk warmers as it snowing ATM, he just looks at me like he craves a hat now though, so I tried communicating to him I'd put the feelers out, he rinsed me of all my money on fresh fish, I can't afford a hat 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Couple of years now running the bog standard one, suspended with zip ties on the under carriage, can't hear it.
Zip ties: the unsung heroes of the DIY world! Who knew they could double as a fuel pump suspension system?
@@BigVanSmallWorldunderneath …..would this be safe!🤔 need to watch going over the slowdown humps in the road s . 🤷🏼🏴
Nice try Mel sadly the difference wont send sales figures sky high 🤔i read on a FB feed a guy wrapped some dense foam around his heater pump, suspended it with ties and claims its done the trick... worth a try i guess. Happy New Year mate and keep those vids coming 👍
Thank you happy new year to you too 🫶👍
Hi mel hope your ok silence is boring lol , just hope all ok 👍
Yes I’m doing fine thank you 🤙
Thats the best news i know going through what happened at the barn must of been incredible stressful and hurtful and especially in the public eye. Always rooting for you and your a lovely man so i hope your ok best wishes cheers
Just buy an Eberspacher pump ours in our T5 is silent I’ve never heard it either inside or outside the van in two years ! I don’t suppose it’s £15 though !
Silent pumps are like unicorns-rare and magical! But hey, if it's not 15 quid, maybe it comes with a free magic wand?
@ I’ve had people park up next to me with their Chinese diesel heater running and I can hear their pump in my van !
All these pumps are ‘dose’ pumps. They work by a piston moved via electro magnet triggered by the current that pushes a pre-measured amount of fuel out of the piston chamber, along the fuel line. The piston hitting the end of the chamber creates the sound, so none of these will ever be quiet.
Covers are no use. I’ve seen someone use a microcontroller to change the voltage delivery to the pump, via pulse width modulation. Not sure how successful it was.
The alternative is a pressurised fuel line and injector with a return feed to the tank. They don’t exist for diesel heaters.
What seems to help however is increasing the resistance of the fuel after the pump. This dampens the piston hitting the end of the chamber.
Many instructions do state that the pump should sit at the lowest point of the fuel line and the heater should be elevated in relation. The higher the pump has to move the fuel, the quieter it gets. But never silent. This also mitigates the risk of heat transferring to the exit nozzle of the pump and melting the end of the fuel line, if using the small diameter type. (This is a common cause of an E8 error)
There’s no silver bullet for these and putting up with it is about the best strategy.
We can’t have everything we want in life 😊
Thanks for sharing your insights! It's fascinating how the mechanics of these pumps work. Your tips on positioning and resistance are really helpful for anyone looking to minimize noise.
I’m surprised these are classed as new. That is the same pump that came with my cheap Chinese diesel heater back in 2024. It works a treat and has the benefit of the filter (I still have an inline filter as well, which came with the kit).
Back in 2024 … that was eons ago, surprised you can remember that far back 😂
That’s interesting to know thank you 🙏
Great video good work 👍
Thanks 👍
I suspend my one with rubber bands so it's not touching the casing at all with no rubber mounting on it
Then old pump much quite than the new pump...no bother mell ...Happy New year to you and ur family for 2025 .all the best
Happy new year 🥳 🍻🤙🫶
As an ex-HGV driver like yourself Mel, I always hated putting the heater on at night because of the noise. I dont think any of them are quiet. Cant you wrap it in that black foam flooring stuff u got or better still, install it on the outside of the van lol
I totally understand where you're coming from! Noise can be a real issue with heaters. It's definitely worth exploring some soundproofing options or even relocating the pump if possible.
I couldn't tell any difference.
What happens when the fuel filter needs cleaning or replacement?
Happy New Year to you and Becky.
Thanks for watching! If you didn't notice a difference, it might be worth checking your fuel filter-keeping it clean can definitely impact performance. Happy New Year to you too!
@@BigVanSmallWorld Can you clean or replace the filter in the pump? Wouldn't an in-line replaceable filter be better in the long run?
Thanks Mel… was looking at a service on ours and wanted to know if this was any good.. I shall be buying a couple so we have a spare on board! As we will be full time in the not so distant future :) so building a “must carry” kit.
Awesome, glad I could help! Having a spare is always a good idea. Let the adventures begin! 🚐💨
I adapted a Peli case for my pump to deaden the sound
Thank you for sharing your adaptation! It's always great to hear how viewers are customizing their setups!
The ticking is definitely louder mate, I certainly won’t be bothering.😏
Glad I could help 🤙🫶🍻
Never hear mine as its on drivers step along with filter as tapped into fuel tank which is under passengers seat...plus left bulkhead in which has few layers of loft insulation and 25mm insulation board then 7mm tongue and grove..due to my toilet/shower area is located by bulkhead have installed a bifold shower door ...so sleep perfectly 😂.....plus your right there no difference other then the filter.
It sounds like you've set up a really effective and quiet system! Insulation definitely plays a huge role in keeping things peaceful. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Would the rubber bobbin mounts not be of use in these scenarios? Rs Components stock various sizes with various male/female thread combinations👍🏻🤔💥🏴🇬🇧
Yes most definitely would help but the point of this video is to show that the quiet pump is a waste of money
Based on the comparison, I would buy the new pump.
Glad I could help 🫶👍
Ticking don't bother me as long as it keeps me warm.😊
It's great to hear that the ticking doesn’t bother you! As long as you’re warm and cozy, that’s what really matters!
Looks exactly the same as the one I’ve had for a while- not ultra quiet but I no longer notice it
Hi Mel, do you know if this would fit tge D2 Erbaspaecher?
Hi there! The D2 Erberspächer is a great unit, but I recommend checking the specifications of both the heater and the fuel pump to ensure compatibility.
@ ok great. I was thinking more about the connector compatibility but you make a good point. Cheers bud
@@Baloovanz I fitted a different pump to a diesel heater in a truck many years ago. I was in Austria one winter and it was bloody cold. The heater worked but pumped out lots of white smoke, I can only imagine that the new non standard pump was giving the heater the wrong amount of diesel. Best to check beforehand. Cheers.
@ thanks Andrew much appreciated.
Myn is so much quieter that new pump.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s always nice to hear when someone finds a product that exceeds their expectations.
As someone with no experience of any of this, I wonder if any are quiet? Does spending more help? I'm not sure it will given the nature of them. I think all you can do is use sound insulation or something.
Thank you for your comment! It's totally understandable to be curious about noise levels, especially with diesel heaters. I appreciate your input and hope my review helps you make an informed decision!
I have my pump in the engine bay of my camper, between 2 cable ties & cant hear it in the living area of the van
That's awesome! It sounds like you've found the perfect spot for your pump. Keeping the noise down in the living area is always a win!
Remember, if comparing noise levels on TH-cam, go into the settings and untick the new “stable volume” option.
Whilst this can be useful with lessor content creators who don’t manage their volume settings (not you obviously) it’s not great if it amplifies quieter content when you are attempting to determine different volume levels.
Mine is off, but I couldn’t hear much difference. Thanks for the information and educational/entertaining content.
Sure in reads it eent dien to 80 from 85 .just insulated where you put it sound dedning .
I appreciate your input! Sound dampening can make a big difference. Glad you’re looking for ways to improve the setup!
Meet the new pump same as the old pump
Ah, the classic case of "if it ain't broke, why fix it?"
Higher pitch Mel
Yeah 👍
Hi Mel , I m seeing quite a lot of folks have the diesel heaters under their vans; is that something you would consider doing?? Grt video Mel, is your new YT channel up & running yet for the metal detector?? 🏴Jan
I really appreciate your support, Jan! Your encouragement means a lot. As for the metal detector channel, I’m working on new content next week @TheCockneyTreasureHunter
Hi Mel, still loving your channel. I am looking at a 790D van do you have a specs on a van like this, I.E. fuel economy, speed, and such. Regards an avid fan, regards Gary.
Hi Gary! I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the channel! The 790D van is a great choice, and i'm sure google will have all the answers you are looking for
Put a pool noodle over, secure it with some cable ties.
Problem solved.
Haha, that’s genius! Pool noodles for the win! I gotta try that out!
@BigVanSmallWorld it's cold outside now, been running the heater non stop. Just watch out for potential fire hazards and it was working well and pumping heat for my family and 2 dogs.
Do you miss the barn Mel?
Not as much as they miss me running around cleaning up after them
To me, there were no different things i love when you buy something, and it says it is quiet 😂😂 never is ❤
I completely understand your frustration! It's always a letdown when a product doesn't live up to its claims.
Not a problem with my planner 5 years now
That's awesome to hear! It sounds like your planner has really stood the test of time. Reliability is key!
It’s always the simple jobs that take the most time
You’re not wrong about that 🤙🍻
I'm afraid they're not brand new. I've had them for over a year. And I have to say, it's potluck. Some are quiet, Some are not so quite. It still depends a lot to how you mount them. I personally always meant them from bungee cord. They must not touch any frame of. The heater or its container. or the sound will resonate or vibrate on container . It's particularly evident. In all in one heaters. Where the rubber holder is bolted to the frame. It exaggerates its noise. As none of my heaters are actually in mobile. Situations. It's easy for me to use bungee. There is a new hangar out. Again, the word knew isn't quite right. It's probably been out four or five months now. And it's a metal frame with a bungee sling. And for those of you that need to mount them to vehicles, I think this would be your best answer. But you do have another thing to contend with. That is. Waterproofing. The plastic or rubber? Molding that are supposed to silence Existing fuel pumps. Actually make them louder. And you shouldn't waste your money. However, you will always hear them on startup and really think they don't work. But once they settle down, they are definitely. A bit quieter than the standard pumps. But as I said before. Each one slightly different. I don't know why. But that is the case.
I really appreciate your insights! Your detailed feedback about mounting and the new hangar will help others make informed decisions. Thanks for contributing to the community!
Im not even slightly bothered by a standard pump in my van. I was expecting something horrific going by the amount of videos on the topic
The heater in my truck (eberspacher or something like that i suppose)at work is sooo much louder...the fan drives me mad
I had the same problem so I run the outlet along a longer path to increase the length of the ductwork this helped reduce the fan noise quite significantly hope this helps 🤙
Impossible...pumpis metal on metal pump...only solution is the cdn made pump modulator that really works
Yeah 👍
Hi Mel, I realise you must have been asked many times what Chinese heater brand you would recommend?
If you don’t mind answering one more time?
Did you change your brand with this build?
Whatever brand you go with use Amazon that way you can send it back if there’s parts missing
I bought one couple weeks back can’t here anything from pump
Thanks for sharing your experience! It's great to know that the pump is living up to its 'ultra-quiet' reputation.
Take it you left the barn freezing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ade Produces more than enough hot air to keep them warm
Red diesel!??? My diesel is yellow 😮
Is the red diesel cheaper and what is it called!? Regards Rickard in 🇸🇪 Sweden
Great question, Rickard! Red diesel is typically used for off-road vehicles and is often cheaper due to lower taxes. It's officially known as "gas oil" in some places. Hope that helps!
@ thank you Mel
You think these pumps are loud? Obviously you didnt hear the electric pump in the boot of the mini in the 70s'! 😂😂😂
The heater makes enough noise to drive me round the bend!
It's interesting how noise levels can vary from model to model! Thanks for sharing your experience with the electric pump; it must have been quite the ride in the 70s!
The noise from my diesel heater doesn't bother me.
It's only being cold that bothers me.
Totally get you! As long as the heater's doing its thing, who cares about a little noise, right?
Hi Mel ,just thought I d drop a wee note/ thought….APPARENTLY if some followers of YT channels donate say £5 too a channel like say yourself ; YT would take just over half the money & the channel ie yourself only get around £2.20 of the £5. Is this correct ? 😳
I don’t think I’ve ever had a donation as I’ve never asked for one I’ve even stopped mentioning buy me a coffee as well because I’m just great full that I get to do this full time now and it’s all because of people like you that watch my videos I really am so grateful 🙏 thank you 🫶
And I thought red diesel was extinct???!!!
I heard a youtuber say you can't use it for heating anymore, will have to look it up and where to get it from
Extinct? Nah, it’s just playing hide and seek in the fuel world!
Good test , brought for noise reduction, not looks, not worth the money , con
I appreciate your feedback! It's always helpful to hear different perspectives, especially when it comes to finding the right product for our needs.
why dont they just use a vacuum pump no noise at all.
Where's the vacuum come from? Then another component is needed
@@mrmotofy manifold
If you put the tank 3 feet above the heater, you would not need a fuel pump. (Gravity fed)
But I'm pretty sure it's the pump speed that controls the output heat level.
its bought not brought!
Thank you 🙏
Tic tic tic... Or.. Toc.. Toc.. Toc.... Sounds the same
Right? They’re basically twins at this point! 😂
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I have one of these and I can't hear it.
That's awesome to hear! Sounds like you found a great solution for your heating needs.
wow, too many adverts - it's excessive, afraid i won't be watching your channel again.
Thank you for letting me know I’ll have a look and see what has happened I try and not run mid roll ads but now and then they just appear
Sounded exactly the same ... but I'm deaf as a haddock so there is that! 😂🦻🐟
Sounds like you might need a new set of ears instead of a new heater! But hey, as long as it keeps you warm, right?