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rocketmanbkk

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Hi Friends

I've got a custard who's been on the grog and hasn't washed for a while. Seriously, he's had no hot water and has now dried out after a stint in hospital.

His gaff has all been cleaned up as it was a total karzy, wipe your feet on they way out scenario. Very bad indeed.

Anyway, he's got electric only and now wants hot water to wash.

The tank sounds like a fortic tank and on description has one immersion only that's wired to again what sounds like a timer (non digital).

Apparently it worked a couple of years ago but not now.

How simple will it be to change this immersion? Also, as I'm weak in electrics, how can I test the thermostat insert incase this has blown and as such will be an easier fix for me and cheaper for the custard?

This post is not a end up. The custard needs hot water now to try to keep himself clean and to have a standard of living now he's off the grog.

I want to sort him out before Christmas.

Thanks all.

Rct
 
If the stats got power going to it and its not working just change it for a new one, easy enough job.

it will depend on the age of the tank on how easy it comes out, a little heat with your blowtorch will free them most of the time if it don't want to come loose.
 
If the stats got power going to it and its not working just change it for a new one, easy enough job.

it will depend on the age of the tank on how easy it comes out, a little heat with your blowtorch will free them most of the time if it don't want to come loose.



Thanks plumber.
 
Always try to loosen the immersion before you drain down. The tank is a lot more rigid. I stick the spanner on it and give it a tap with the lump hammer. Once it starts to move I drain down.
 
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