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longshot
 
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Normally there's only one "switch" that controls both elements and has
overtemp on it. I'd replace that before I replaced the heater, assuming

the
heater is otherwise in good shape.


there's nothing else that can go wrong is there? how much do you think the
switch costs? a new WH is only little over $200.00. I was wondering if the
lower element was fried, if that would cause a break in the current & not
heat the water, I haven't drained it all the way to check it.