Immersion Heater / Tank

tomstickland

The tanks are thin and the elements can seize in place. So they distort when removing the old element. It's a risk.

The tank in my flat costs over £500 new. It's because it's design with the header tank built in. I can't remember what it's called.

Wookey

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

With a multimeter they can............

Each to there own trade, im sure a plumbers insurance company would have canaries if they thought they where even dabbling in any sort of electrics.

1984ReturnsForReal_2

Wookey wrote: »

Each to there own trade, im sure a plumbers insurance company would have canaries if they thought they where even dabbling in any sort of electrics.

Get real........

The_Economist

Make sure its not just the thermostate gone. Some one i Know has too have the thermostate replaced quite often. It cost £10 for the part, throw caution to the wind on this one get a second opnion.