โApr-18-2015 02:30 PM
โApr-19-2015 06:40 PM
Old-Biscuit wrote:jnharley wrote:
Our water heater does not produce great hot water either for me. I rarely turn on any cold water when showering. My spouse thinks I am crazy as he thinks the water is way too hot. Guess it is just individual tolerance levels.
NuWa still using Atwood then yours will have only one set of t-stats....under foam cover in outside compartment. 140*F/180*F
Unless it is an XT model...that one uses a mixing valve on backside of WH tank.....normal t-stat set for 160*F then cold water is mixed inside mixing valve for an output of 130*F.
Mixing valves have a tendency to clog and output temps can be luke warm
โApr-19-2015 10:25 AM
Jim-Linda wrote:
What you probably removed was the TS for the gas system. You do realize that with nothing to control the temp, its possible to overheat the tank and cause the valve on upper part of tank to blow off. Your original problem could be caused by goop in the tank(not being flushed), burner adjustment or other issues.
Jim
kennethwooster wrote:
He sold me the part, and told me which one I needed to take off. I did as directed, and could not believe the difference.
One simple change
โApr-19-2015 10:21 AM
jnharley wrote:
Ours is a Suburban.
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โApr-18-2015 08:09 PM
jnharley wrote:
Our water heater does not produce great hot water either for me. I rarely turn on any cold water when showering. My spouse thinks I am crazy as he thinks the water is way too hot. Guess it is just individual tolerance levels.
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