What Causes Excessive Smoke from Diesel Heaters?

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The reasons for excessive smoke from diesel heaters may include faulty air filter components or poor ventilation. Specific causes and solutions are as follows: Faulty Air Filter Components: Malfunctioning air filter components inside the heater can cause black smoke. The solution is to promptly contact a professional technician to inspect and repair the heater's air filter. Poor Ventilation: Compressed fuel has low density and releases a certain amount of heat, requiring a larger volume of fuel. When the diesel heater's internal space exceeds its rated fuel capacity, insufficient ventilation can lead to smoke. The solution is to improve the ventilation system by appropriately increasing the size of the vents.