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Recently my water heater breaker tripped out. Very tough to get into the area. That is the reason to suddenly need to cut a cave hatch. I finally got to remove the access cover on the water heater. I wanted to check if I needed a new heater element or a new water heater. To my surprise I found the black wire pinched between the outside plastic part of the element and the access cover. The wire wore through and shorted on the access cover. I cut out the bad part of the wire and re crimped it. Water heater working again.
Recently my water heater breaker tripped out. Very tough to get into the area. That is the reason to suddenly need to cut a cave hatch. I finally got to remove the access cover on the water heater. I wanted to check if I needed a new heater element or a new water heater. To my surprise I found the black wire pinched between the outside plastic part of the element and the access cover. The wire wore through and shorted on the access cover. I cut out the bad part of the wire and re crimped it. Water heater working again.
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