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There is no need to unplug the plug of the bathroom water heater frequently, there is a temperature control box inside the storage type electric water heater, after heating the water, do not pull the plug and keep it in the turned on state, it will always remain at a constant temperature. At this point, it doesn't consume a lot of electrical energy. Once the power is turned off, the hot water inside will gradually cool down and will be reheated when the power is turned on again, which will consume more electricity. >>>More

Remember that such a water heater is started by the flow of water, and if the water flow is not enough, it will not be activated. Only turn on the shower (if the pipeline is unobstructed), whether the flow is not enough to start. If this is the case, it should be a problem with the water heater's own settings, and you should try to replace it with a new one.

Change to a 16A panel, and the holes should be larger. According to the standard water heater circuit, 4 square wires are used to directly distribute the box. Take a look at the thickness of the wiring inside, the general socket wire is square, and it is overloaded to directly connect to the water heater, and there are potential safety hazards in long-term use. >>>More

Buy some square sheath wires and buy a 16A three-empty socket to connect it, the original socket has a ground wire and then add a wire, the socket has no place to hide, you can buy a box to fix on the wall.

After the gas water heater is started, the original cold water in the pipe must be discharged before the hot water can come out, and if the hot water pipe is relatively long, it will take four or five minutes for the hot water to come out.