[Sentoa] Water heater on 26

[Don Cornish]

Thanks for this Wolfie

I do have a breaker in my AC panel which is not connected to the water heater.  My main concern was whether all hot water heaters installed in the earlier 26's had the AC hot water probe.  As Charles says, I will have to get a bit more information on the beast but I also think with this information I will be able to open it up and discover whether there is an element installed.  I will check it out in the next couple of days.

 Don
----- Original Message ----- 
  From: ianm6 at verizon.net 
  To: sentoa at lists.samurai.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 10:22 AM
  Subject: Re: [Sentoa] Water heater on 26


  The front of the heater allows for access to the water lines to disconnect for winterizing.  Also in the front under the cover plate are the high temp switch, thermostat and pressure relief valve- all replaceable items.  The temp switch and thermostat are connected in series with the 110 AC and might be a source of problems if your 110 AC is otherwise connected.  (Our pressure relief valve is leaking which we'll be replacing shortly.)

  Wolfie
  26-94
  Wilmington, DE


  On Aug 18, 2009, Don Cornish <wood-duck at shaw.ca> wrote: 

    Catching up on my mail after computer crash.  The water heater works well on Wood Duck while using the exchanger.  As best I can tell the 110 side of the heater was never connected. Does anyone know if the element is present in all heaters... does it just need to be connected?  or are there other issues?
    Don Cornish
    Wood Duck NT 26 101
    Nanoose Bay, BC
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Bob Wiggins 
      To: South East Nordic Tugs Owners' Association (SENTOA) 
      Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 5:19 AM
      Subject: [Sentoa] Water heater on 26


      Has anyone replaced their water heater on a 26?  Mine is leaking. It is a Seaward 6 gal rectangular shape.  The heat exchanger  outlets are on the rear of the heater.  Are there any reasons for the rear instead of front? It looks like the front exchanger outlets would be easier to install and more accessable for maintenance. 
      Bob Wiggins    
      TUGALOO
      26149
      Clemson, SC

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