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Peter Hawkins
 
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Default Scalding hot water from immersion heater

The immersion heater in my house is of a type I haven't seen anywhere
else. There are no elements in the main tank. Instead the element is
mounted inside a small vertical cylinder plumbed into the side if the
tank but seperate from the main tank. Its mounted vertically with the
element upside down and fitted from the bottom (which makes it hard to
see the stat setting without a mirror). The secondary cylinder is 3
inches diameter and about 15 inches long.

A while back I noticed that running the immersion even for a short
time produced dangerously hot water. Ther was also a bubbling noise
from the cylinder when the immersion was on.

So I replaced the stat (7") set it for 60 and thought that would be
that. Same problem.

Any ideas....


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