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  #1999927 20-Apr-2018 17:07
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eph:

 

We've still got no hot water (at least as of yesterday evening) - 10 days and counting.

 

I've seen a lot of posts on FB from electricians who would charge 150$ or so to bypass the pilot. Sounds a bit like a ripoff for 20min job to me but people are desperate. They also claim it's legal (which it might be) but I wonder if they notify Vector that the ICP is not on controller rate any more. I doubt it.

 

How does it work then? Can they just simply bypass the pilot or remove the ripple switch?

 

 

 

 

it is legal, nothing in the electrical regs/act/standards against it, but...........it may breach your power company supply agreement




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  #1999944 20-Apr-2018 17:46
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it is legal, nothing in the electrical regs/act/standards against it, but...........it may breach your power company supply agreement

 

 

Yeah, that's what I meant - legal from contract with Vector point of view. I doubt the electrician mention this detail to the customer.


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