I promise it worked. For the first few days in our house, the water DID get hot.
Now, not at all.
What happened? I think this is beyond the realm of Google searches and do-it-yourselfing. I called a local plumber to investigate.
On a separate note, Brad's parents came up with lawn equipment yesterday so we were finally able to tame at least part of our yard. Steep banks are covered in overgrown grasses and weeds, and the "yard" has sparse grass and mostly hard clay that looks like a dry river bed.
Once fall rolls around we plan to get my dad up here with his grading equipment and till it up then smooth it out.
I guess it has to get ugly before it can be pretty, and ugly is here to stay for at least a couple months.
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2 comments:
sounds like your hot water heater needs to be relit...I've done it 100's of times myself, so if you want me to walk you through it (as long as it is a gas hot water heater) I can.
Amy
Could be the thermostat, if so its easy to change you just need the wrench and they are with the thermostats.
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