Water heater won't work on electric
The water heater suddenly quit working on electric. I have checked the distribution panel and the breaker and fuse is OK. I have also pushed the reset but found that it was not tripped. How can I ch...
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Found a dealer today and purchased a replacement element for $31.50. I had to buy two new sockets - anode rod and element - to do the replacement. I carry many tools with me when traveling but not these odd size sockets. We are over 1k miles from home and don't have the convenience of the home shop. Oh well, that's life on the road. Also had to replace the CO/propane sensor. Expensive little bugger. The hard wired version set me back $73. Simple replacement though and I feel much better now that I know it will work.
