What to do if Metro Therm 55 Water Heater water is too hot?
If the water from your Metro Therm Water Heater is too hot, the thermostat may be set too high; try switching to a lower setting. Alternatively, the thermostat itself may be faulty and require replacement of the control box.
Why is my Metro Therm 55 not producing hot water?
If your Metro Therm Water Heater isn't producing hot water, several factors could be at play. First, check if the thermostat is set too low and switch it to a higher setting. Another cause might be no current to the heating element, in which case you should check the relay board and fuses. Also, the thermal fuse may have cut-out, requiring a reconnection. Lastly, the heating element itself might be burnt out and require replacement.
How to fix no current to Metro Therm 55 Water Heater tank?
If there's no current to the tank of your Metro Therm Water Heater, it could be due to a disconnected relay board. Try switching on the relay board. Another possibility is a blown fuse, which would need to be replaced. Also, the thermal fuse may have cut-out, requiring a reconnection.
How to troubleshoot no water flow in Metro Therm 55 Water Heater?
If you're experiencing no water flow in your Metro Therm Water Heater, it may be due to the water supply being cut off (either the hot or cold water pipe). Check that the ballcock is open, including the ballcock on the safety device.
Why is there reduced hot water from my Metro Therm Water Heater?
If you're getting reduced hot water from your Metro Therm Water Heater, it could be that the water capacity in the tank has been used up. Wait 30 minutes before trying again.
What to do if Metro Therm 55 Water Heater water is too cold?
If the water from your Metro Therm Water Heater is too cold, the thermostat may be set too low. Try switching to a higher setting.
General| Brand | Metro Therm |
|---|---|
| Model | 55 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
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