Often the fan becomes dirty and unbalanced. This creates noise. Try removing the cage around the blades and carefully cleaning the blades. Do this only with the fan unplugged and ensure the cleaning liquid is dry before operating the devise.
State first produced an electric water heater in 1948 in Tennessee. Since then State Industries has since become one of the world's leading producer of water heaters.
The first thing that will happen is that the steering will become increasingly harder to use. And if not repaired this could lead to engine problems as well.
Yes, over time the heating element can break, wires can break, or the thermostat can become defective. They will however last for years if they are quality made. No electric device lasts forever.
In the early 1940, these types of water heaters were very primitive though.
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Only if you have had it repaired/corrected.
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It depends on the size of the element in the heater. It should say what its rating is on the appliance. If there is no rating then the best way to work it out is to turn everything else off and see how much the electricity meter registers in one hour. If it is 2 kilowatts for instance then then the element is 2000 watts and you know it will use 2kw per hour. This assumes it won't be turned on and off by its thermostat which normally happens as it reaches it's final temperature.
I'm not sure of your question.In the USA, most hot water heaters and furnaces are independent units. They can be either gas (methane) or electric powered. The hot water heaters are thermostatically controlled, and thus the water temperatures in the gas and electric water heaters would be essentially the same. The speed at heating the water depends on the HW heater design, but both gas and electric HW heaters would be similar in speed.I've heard of combined Hot water heaters and furnaces in use in Russia, with the side effect of only having hot water in the winter.Here in the USA, electric furnaces come in 2 varieties. Heat Pumps function somewhat like an air conditioning unit, and deal with heat differentials. In mild temperatures, they are more efficient than direct electric heating. However, the temperature increase is relatively moderate. It is likely they could only heat water to a "luke-warm" temperature.Using conventional electric heating, the electric heating elements can become extremely hot. Think of your stove with temperatures in excess of 400 degrees F. However, the actual temperature of water would be dependent on the design.I would encourage consulting the manufacturer of the device you are interested in with any device specific questions.
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