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Subject: [APD] Water Heaters
From: Harry Martin <harry at harrymartincartoons_com>
Date: Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:28:29 -0700
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I just noticed that my submersible 200W heater is not keeping a stablewater temperature. Sure enough, water got inside and mucked up theelectronics.

I have installed two new Marine Land 100W heaters, but I think this timeI will not submerse them in hopes that water will not leak into theelements over time. Seems like water always manages to find a way in.


Any advice on how to get the maximum life out of these heaters?


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Harry Martin
Casper, WY
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