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In today’s video, I got caught out to a customer’s house because their electrics kept tripping when the hot water was turned on. They set up is a unvented pressurised hot water tank with an immersion and it has a Heating coil fed from an oil boiler. Due to the prices of oil, they decided to let the tank run out and continue to use the electric for Heating up this hot water tank. But now every time they turn the water on it tripped the electrics. These pressurised tanks are the hardest to drain. They tend to airlock quite easily which stops the water flowing out of the drain point even though it’s open. Normally you have to try and get air into it either undo a fitting or using the pressure valves but when you do operate them you run the risk of them becoming faulty which could cost up to £100. Also, the drain points are normally in an awkward position and these have rubber washes on the inside which can become stuck very easily. This can also restrict the flow and increase the time of draining the tank considerably. After turning the water off attaching a hose pipe and and doing the drain point the flow wasn’t great so I changed the washer and also undone the fitting on the top of the tank. This then turned into a waiting game until I could hear the drain point plugging with air. This now allows me to remove the hot water Heating element and replace with a new one. I wire it up using crimp connectors and after refill in the tank we tested that it worked perfectly. Working on these types of tanks you have to be fully qualified to touch an invented system so I wouldn’t recommend this by yourself. Please always get a qualified G3 engineer as any problems with safety valves could cause a very big problem if not done correctly. Hopefully this video gives you an idea of what’s involved so when you get an engineer out, you know exactly roughly what’s going on. If you like today’s video, please give it a like drop a comment down below and please as always subscribe if you are new.

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