Electric heaters recover more slowly than gas, so a large household draining the tank has to wait. That is capacity rather than a fault, and it is worth confirming before a service call.
Anode rod replacement is the single best way to extend tank life in hard water, and it is a routine technician job. Owners can flush sediment if the drain valve cooperates, but a seized valve is best left rather than forced.
Key Features
- Electric storage water heater with a larger tank
- Two heating elements
- Insulated tank construction
- Temperature and pressure relief valve fitted
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Long recovery after heavy use
02
Element scaling in hard-water areas
03
Anode rod depletion leading to tank corrosion
04
Drain valve seizing