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30th July 2004, 11:15 AM #16
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YES or you die :eek: (may be)
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30th July 2004, 12:08 PM #17
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or worse...you live and someone else dies.
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30th July 2004, 06:53 PM #18
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Or should I call an electrician to wire it?[/QUOTE]
DEFINATELY YES :eek:
The new circuit has to come from the board to the top element as this only cuts in once you have used 60% of the tank capacity and then pnly to top up the hot water between pff peak reheats.
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Bob
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1st August 2004, 01:47 AM #19
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Twin element hws
Thanks for the advice - looks like a browse thu the yellow pages/local papers. wonder how much it will cost
already cost me a packet to get it installed
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1st August 2004, 06:47 PM #20
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Can I ask two questions? Originally Posted by al2
Thanks for the advice - looks like a browse thu the yellow pages/local papers. wonder how much it will cost already cost me a packet to get it installed
No1 Why did you buy a twin element model in the first place? They are much more expensive and are only of use if you use a lot of hot water and keep running out.
No2 What do you call "a packet"? The average cost for a change over only in this part of the country is about $120.00 - $150.00.
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Bob
