8 81ll Gas Engineer Messages 71 Dec 16, 2015 #1 Hi One of my customers has a problem with their immersion heater. Don't have much experience with them so looking for advice on what to check. Do I turn it on and check it have 240v on the live, is it that simple?
Hi One of my customers has a problem with their immersion heater. Don't have much experience with them so looking for advice on what to check. Do I turn it on and check it have 240v on the live, is it that simple?
SimonG Esteemed Plumber Subscribed Messages 21,026 Dec 16, 2015 #2 First check overheat reset if fitted. Then check the thermostat for continuity, with wires disconnected. Then check heating element for continuity with wires disconnected. I also check between heater and cylinder to see if its blown through.
First check overheat reset if fitted. Then check the thermostat for continuity, with wires disconnected. Then check heating element for continuity with wires disconnected. I also check between heater and cylinder to see if its blown through.
Chalked Esteemed Plumber Gas Engineer Messages 5,012 Dec 16, 2015 #3 Rule 101 with immersion heaters. Is it switched on ! May have one in the airing cupboard and kitchen.
Rule 101 with immersion heaters. Is it switched on ! May have one in the airing cupboard and kitchen.
townfanjon Esteemed Plumber Gas Engineer Subscribed Messages 8,627 Dec 16, 2015 #4 Chalked said: Rule 101 with immersion heaters. Is it switched on ! May have one in the airing cupboard and kitchen. Click to expand... yep,you get caught out the once, look a dick , and never again lol
Chalked said: Rule 101 with immersion heaters. Is it switched on ! May have one in the airing cupboard and kitchen. Click to expand... yep,you get caught out the once, look a dick , and never again lol
townfanjon Esteemed Plumber Gas Engineer Subscribed Messages 8,627 Dec 16, 2015 #5 Dont always assume if you have 240 at your stat it is actually pulling , best way is a clamp meter . In my experience its usually the stat, if the actual immersions gone , its blown a fuse or tripped the RCD
Dont always assume if you have 240 at your stat it is actually pulling , best way is a clamp meter . In my experience its usually the stat, if the actual immersions gone , its blown a fuse or tripped the RCD
gassafe Plumbers Arms member Plumber Gas Engineer Messages 3,470 Dec 17, 2015 #6 Fit a new one, saves a call back on Xmas morning
ShaunCorbs Super Moderator Staff member S. Mod Plumber Gas Engineer Subscribed Messages 34,702 Solutions 1 Dec 17, 2015 #7 gassafe said: Fit a new one, saves a call back on Xmas morning Click to expand... +1 if got power and high limit is good then just replace it
gassafe said: Fit a new one, saves a call back on Xmas morning Click to expand... +1 if got power and high limit is good then just replace it