Water heater with 2 electric switches
Posted this in the Keystone forum as well but thought I would check here as it gets a bit more traffic. I rarely ask questions here as I'm a glutton for punishment and like to discover things the h...
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As you suspected, both the switch inside and the one at the heater itself need to be on for electric to work. You don't have to turn off the outside one - the inside switch will keep it from firing.
I think this is a safety thing so people don't dry-fire it.
Cheers,
Scott
I think this is a safety thing so people don't dry-fire it.
Cheers,
Scott
