How to Repair Your Marine Electric Hot Water Heater
 

I smelled electrical burning on the boat last week. I traced it back to my
SuperStor SS10M Marine hot water heater. The heating element somehow became
corroded and then almost...

http://www.billharder.com/boating/33...t-water-heater

How to Repair Your Marine Electric Hot Water Heater
 

Verizon News wrote:
I smelled electrical burning on the boat last week. I traced it back to my
SuperStor SS10M Marine hot water heater. The heating element somehow became
corroded and then almost...

http://www.billharder.com/boating/33...t-water-heater


You have an ELECTRIC water heater on your yacht? Good grief. The world
has passed me by again.

How to Repair Your Marine Electric Hot Water Heater
 

On Jul 19, 4:58?pm, Paul Cassel
wrote:
Verizon News wrote:
I smelled electrical burning on the boat last week. I traced it back to my
SuperStor SS10M Marine hot water heater. The heating element somehow became
corroded and then almost...

http://www.billharder.com/boating/33.../62-how-to-rep...

You have an ELECTRIC water heater on your yacht? Good grief. The world
has passed me by again.

He probably has a typical marine hot water heater that will heat water
by heat transfer through an internal coil filled with hot engine
coolant, *or* through a 110-volt electrical coil activated by
shorepower or onboard
AC genset.

How to Repair Your Marine Electric Hot Water Heater
 

"Verizon News" wrote in
news:rPOni.4476$SM6.3234@trnddc01:

I smelled electrical burning on the boat last week. I traced it back
to my SuperStor SS10M Marine hot water heater. The heating element
somehow became corroded and then almost...

http://www.billharder.com/boating/33...2-how-to-repai
r-your-electric-hot-water-heater




Am I the only one noting the bloggers are now becoming the spammers?

How to Repair Your Marine Electric Hot Water Heater
 

Chuck Gould wrote:


He probably has a typical marine hot water heater that will heat water
by heat transfer through an internal coil filled with hot engine
coolant, *or* through a 110-volt electrical coil activated by
shorepower or onboard
AC genset.

Oh. I'm out of it for a while. My only hot water heater worked only with
hot engine coolant.