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Wet Bathroom Towel Rail Fault.

Good day all,

   A customer reported that her towel rail did not heat up when using the electric heating element of her towel rail. It heats up via the gas boiler though. Upon investigation I found that the electric element was open circuit. But, to replace the element the towel rail needs to be drained down. That's a plumbers job, I am not going to do that. Also, there are no isolation valves for the tower rail.  Modern designs can be a pain. The towel rail is quite new and has had little use. I don't think that the element has been used dry. I wonder if the installer has dropped the towel rail onto the electrical connection located bottom right. Perhaps a plumber could freeze the pipes to allow the element to be replaced?

Z.

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  • I have used pipe freezer a few times either when extending the CH or replacing stuck TRVs. It works well, but you need to get everything in place and work quickly!

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  • I have used pipe freezer a few times either when extending the CH or replacing stuck TRVs. It works well, but you need to get everything in place and work quickly!

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