Are any parts available for the HZ-709-WMT air hrater? I need 2 wheel supports. Are they available?

It has a tip-over safety switch that needs resetting according to this

https://www.fixya.com/support/t1749282-honeywell_oil_heater_fell_over_its_side

The manual just says, place it upright and press the power button. Contact details are on Page 6.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/388934/Honeywell-Hz-2030-Safety-Sensor-Heater.html?page=5

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Was there any physical damage to the heater when it fell over?

The HZ-709 has safety features that might prevent its subsequent operation.
1 - It has a tip over switch but the heater should operate normally when it's upright again.
2 - A thermal cut-off fuse will permanently shut down the heater should it operate at a higher than normal temperature. Was it operating when it fell over, or could it have overheated?

If it's none of those, try contacting the manufacturer Kaz directly by email, Facebook, Twitter, etc. as the HZ-709 has a 3-year warranty.

Digital Electric Radiator HZ 709

Have you tried calling Honeywell? http://www.honeywellstore.com/store/products/honeywell-hz-709-oil-filled-radiator-with-electronic-controls.htm

I am having the same problem. I am not sure the cause but I was reading that some manufacturers will put automatic shut off switches in the electronics. I read that it was mainly printers and faxes but I wonder if that could hold true here as well?

Check the anti- switch.the plumer is stuck in down position. Ken's Repair

chelk the mains cord,chelk the voltage in the heaters element if no then chelk the heat aduster(thermostate) if current is available on element then your element is burnt replace it.

http://www.honeywellcentral.com/ssi/pdf/honeywell-commercial/oil-filled-heaters.pdf

That is the manual you need. Hope it helps. If you need anything else, let me know.

There is a bottom element and a top element so the elements could be dead.

More likey, there could be no power coming from the wall - there are switches on the front that need to light up or the thermostat could be set to off.

http://www.honeywellcentral.com/ssi/pdf/honeywell-commercial/oil-filled-heaters.pdf

That is the manual that you need. Hope this helps. If you need anything else, let me know.

Is there a seperate control for the timer and temp? If so, turn the temp off first and then the timer.I think they need each other for safety.