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Well yes, but what you expect and what happens isn't always the same. The sparky replaced the timer, that's it. Is a sparky or plumber best?

So the new timer is in. I tested the hot water before we left and it was still cold, but I guess that it takes a while for the water to heat up so not unusual. If it still doesn't heat up in a few hours, what's the next course of action? A new heating element?

Thanks.... I've got a sparky going round tonight so he will have all the tools etc.

cheers I've assumed there's no power as previously the lady had hot water, and there were lights on the timer and now there are no lights, and no hot water....

Hi all, A newbie here with next to no technical know-how (and that's being kind to myself). I've got a water heater with a timer set up in a rental flat. The lady has said over the weekend that she's had no hot water. I've popped round this AM and there is a switch (with a light) that leads...