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Subject Topic: Carver Water Heater problem Post Reply Post New Topic
PersonHoneycairn
27/3/2008 at 4:46pm
 Location: Melton Mowbray
 Outfit: Bailey 500 4 '98 View Honeycairn's Profile View Profile   Reply to Honeycairn Reply   Quote Honeycairn Quote  
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Not sure if anyone can help me out.

Used our 99 Bailey for the first time this year over Easter and didn't seem to be getting as much hot water as we used to!

Sounds daft I know, but we used to be able to get 2 consecutive hot but quick showers, but this weekend, the second person got lukewarm then cold water.

Any ideas gratefully received.

Many thanks

Leisa


Personcountry boy
27/3/2008 at 8:02pm
 Location: Bristol
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 how cold was the weather at the site you stayed at and what gas where you using ?   i ask as if you were using butane (blue bottle) and it was very cold this can some times not work to well. a lot of folks use the propane (red bottles) during the colder months as it dosnt freeze as quickley as butane.

   hope this helps ...

               Richard :)



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Personpete1946
27/3/2008 at 8:26pm
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27/3/2008 at 8:42pm
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I can only add to Richards post by saying while the weather so cold, the cold water coming in will take that much longer to come up to full temperature. I'd expect about an hour from stone cold instead of the more common 35-45 minutes



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