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The problem may be a tripped fuse, a thermostat that is set too low, or a problem with the heating element or heater controls.
- Check the obvious first. Go to the main breaker panel and check for any tripped breakers or blown fuses. If a circuit/fuse continues to blow, call in an electrician for repairs.
- Since the water temperature was fine before, it doesn't seem likely that the thermostat would be set too low. Check it anyway, though.
- The high-temperature cutoff in the heater may have tripped. They are located where the thermostats are. Remove the cover and push the reset button.
-Turn off power first before working with electricity
- If there is still a problem, then suspect the heating element(s). They can be tested with a continuity checker or ohm meter. Replacing a heating element is not a difficult job.
-If you need to replace heating element(s),turn off water supply then drain water heater before replacing the element(s).
-BEFORE turning on the power to heater,turn on water suppy to heater
then turn on hot water at a sink or tub to purge air from water heater tank.If you turn on power first you will burn out new element(s)
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