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Indirect Fired Hot Water Heater Malfunction
As of yesterday, for no apparent reason, my hot water is coming out
lukewarm at best. Should I assume that I need a new Superstor or that it's an oil-burner issue? Do I call my plumber or my oil company? Thanks in advance as I am ignorant on this issue. H |
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Indirect Fired Hot Water Heater Malfunction
Plumber.
On Feb 19, 7:21 am, wrote: As of yesterday, for no apparent reason, my hot water is coming out lukewarm at best. Should I assume that I need a new Superstor or that it's an oil-burner issue? Do I call my plumber or my oil company? Thanks in advance as I am ignorant on this issue. H |
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Indirect Fired Hot Water Heater Malfunction
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 13:21:14 GMT, someone wrote:
.... Do I call my plumber or my oil company? Why, are you out of oil? Reply to NG only - this e.mail address goes to a kill file. |
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