You mention the TCO is metered open circuit and that was contributing to the problem, what does that mean and how do I know if my TCO switch is doing the same
Looks like somebody answering has been using trade jargon
Helpful to a fault...
March 2015
Looks like the person posting the original question is following up replies to an earlier question. Unfortunately, she has started another thread. SHE knows what she is talking about but none of the rest of us have a clue.
X
March 2015
TCO= thermal cut out.It sits on top of the water tank and cuts out if the water temperature reaches dangerous levels,the result is cold water with possibly a temperature light or low flow light (if fitted) illuminating
toptrish
March 2015
TCO usually means Total Cost of Ownership
Metered Open Circuit very probably means
Found to be Open Circuit by using a continuity meter
I have no idea who said this or what it has to do with Baths & Showers or the unspecified problem you hint at.
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