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When you get the new wick, it usually has the instructions with it.
But basically you take apart the cage so you can get to the wick, then take apart
the wick holder.
Go to this website, it has a nice diagram of a wick being replaced, so it will give you a good idea of how to get it done, you can also try going to the website of the MFG of your heater, sometimes they have a nice diagram of replacement.
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http://www.endtimesreport.com/KERO_HEATER_WICK_REPLACEMENT.htm
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