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Old 11-05-2017, 10:48 AM   #21
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It heats the water than it reheats as needed. The water is not cold after the initial heat up. Maybe we should call it a Water Re-Heater than you would have nothing to harass the individual about!
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Old 11-14-2017, 10:54 PM   #22
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Mine wasn't working... didn't work all last season (2016)...I changed out the element thinking that would fix it. But no luck.
So spring 2017 I decide to change the two thermostats and the switch.
And that did it! Didn't have to refill my propane tanks once...and that's with 51 nights camping!
During the work, my best guess is that it was a faulty thermostat as one (or both) had some plastic rot (brittle and chipping).
Hope this helps!
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