Spare parts.

[Bruno]

At least one spare glow plug and several spare fuses. They are Fast blow 1.6 Amp 250 volt or F1.6A250V available on Amazon or any large electronics or auto/ truck parts store.

Post a link for Amazon if you can, please

 

[MattyM]

Post a link for Amazon if you can, please

something like these:

Witonics Pack of 5, 5X20mm 1.6A 125v/250v Fast Blow Ceramic Fuses, F1.6A, 1.6 amp (3/16 inch X 3/4 inch) - - Amazon.com

Witonics Pack of 5, 5X20mm 1.6A 125v/250v Fast Blow Ceramic Fuses, F1.6A, 1.6 amp (3/16 inch X 3/4 inch) - - Amazon.com

www.amazon.com

 

[abmet]

something like these:

Witonics Pack of 5, 5X20mm 1.6A 125v/250v Fast Blow Ceramic Fuses, F1.6A, 1.6 amp (3/16 inch X 3/4 inch) - - Amazon.com

Witonics Pack of 5, 5X20mm 1.6A 125v/250v Fast Blow Ceramic Fuses, F1.6A, 1.6 amp (3/16 inch X 3/4 inch) - - Amazon.com

www.amazon.com

That’s the ones I bought too. Haven’t needed any yet fortunately.

 

[Dassman5]

That’s the ones I bought too. Haven’t needed any yet fortunately.

Hopefully you never will.

Using light duty extension cord, and lightning and power surges are the main culprit. While using at least a 12/3 extension cord (if necessary at all), connecting to a 20 Amp GFCI protected circuit and, of possible, plugging your SF in to a separate circuit without other appliances, etc. will minimize the likelihood to ever need to replace one.

 

[MattyM]

Haven’t needed any yet fortunately

Yeah, seems unfortunately some have but hopefully its far from the norm and cheap insurance just in case!

 

[abmet]

Hopefully you never will.

Using light duty extension cord, and lightning and power surges are the main culprit. While using at least a 12/3 extension cord (if necessary at all), connecting to a 20 Amp GFCI protected circuit and, of possible, plugging your SF in to a separate circuit without other appliances, etc. will minimize the likelihood to ever need to replace one.

Yeah I went with a 12/3 15 foot extension cord. Wanted to keep it as short as possible.