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All,
I am on Domestic 10 elec and so my immersion tank heats the water overnight. Yesterday I noticed that the water was cold after only a small amount had been used, I checked the fuses etc and evrything seemed OK. So, I put it down to using a little more than we thought and hoped it would be hot again this morning - its not ! So, how do I go about testing the element to see if its dead ?? I am competant with a DMM but what I am wondering is how these things normally show they are dead - will earth short to neutral / live, will the live/neutral resistance go up to infinity ?? If I can do this simple test myself I can call my electrician I *know* whats wrong rather than ask him out it tun out to be something else (like what ?!?!). Thanks in advance, N. |
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