1. Power Supply Issues:

Sometimes, the power just goes out on you. Check your circuit breaker, fuses, and make sure the boiler or hot-water cylinders power switch is on.

2. Heating Element Drama:

If your water is playing it cool, the heating elements might need a check. Test and replace them if they’re being problematic.

3. Thermostat Troubles:

If the temperature’s all over the place, your thermostat might be the culprit. Ensure it’s set right and swap it out if it’s acting up.

4. Sediment Situation:

Mineral deposits can build up and mess with your heater. Drain and flush it out, and maybe consider a water softener.

5. Pilot Light Problems (Gas Heaters):

If your gas water heater isn’t firing up, check the pilot light. Relight it if it’s out or fix the ignition system.

6. Gas Supply Glitches:

Make sure the gas valve is open and the supply is flowing. Check with your provider if you suspect an outage.

7. Leaks:

If there’s water pooling around your cylinder or boiler, you’ve got a leak. Fix or replace any faulty parts, and possibly the whole unit if necessary.

8. Overused Hot Water:

Sometimes it’s just that everyone’s using the hot water at once. Stagger usage or think about upgrading to a bigger or unvented cylinder.

Basically, pinpointing the issue usually leads you to a pretty simple fix. Some situations might call for a pro, so don’t hesitate to get our Engineers help when you need it.