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Immersion heater fault

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Hi any thoughts or insight into this fault much appreciated. So it's a 3kw immersion heater that's been causing the water to be scalding hot. It also blew a 15 amp rewritable fuse prior to me changing the stat earlier, anyway just had a text saying the water is still scalding and it's blown the fuse again. I'll go and have a thorough check tomorrow but I'm thinking the immerser may be on its last legs and needing completely replaced. Thanks for reading and look forward to reading any replies. 

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    I am slightly perplexed here. At least at the beginning, the fault current must be lower than the prospective current otherwise the water wouldn't even be tepid, never mind scalding.

    Still, I agree with Mike's suggestion. Good luck!

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    I am slightly perplexed here. At least at the beginning, the fault current must be lower than the prospective current otherwise the water wouldn't even be tepid, never mind scalding.

    Still, I agree with Mike's suggestion. Good luck!

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