NEW UNIT WILL NOT GET HOT - Dryers

Put that water in a glass and let it sit for a couple of hours. If it clears up, it is air bubbles. The old unit most likely had mineral deposits on the elements and they insulated the water from micro heating that creates the bubble. Since the unit is new, the water is in direct contact with the heating elements and micro bubbles are forming on the elements. When you turn the hot water on, the turbulence washes the bubbles out.

there could be a problem on the line.. also check the compressor unit, and check for the leak..

Compressors run hot and are cooled by the cold gas returning to motor via suction line. If top of unit is hot it is because your condenser, (part that gets rid of heat collected from inside) is up there doing its thing. If it draws excessive current the built in clixon will shut down juice to motor. The smell is just the paint and after a while it will disappear.

Check and see if there is a reset button someplace and reset it if there is one.

Was this the original problem with the gauge? If so you have problem with a wire shorting to ground from your sending unit to the gauge. If the problem arose as a result of the sending unit replacement, the new sending unit is defective.

according to your problem, the power was cut to the house; then power was restored and everything went back on that was on except the hot water heater. when you tried to reset the water heater breaker, it wouldn't reset. the hot water heater also won't reset. the problem is not w/the breaker, the problem is w/the hot water heater. you need to buy a new reset for the hot water heater which means a new control unit, since the reset is hooked to the contol unit. this is answered by an electrician w/35 yrs experience. the breaker controls the hot water heater. since the breaker won't reset, the problem lies in the control unit for the hot water unit.

Please check that the electric cooling fan operates when the engine gets up to temperature. Quite a common fault.

Can the unit be converted to a pour over.

On the top of the unit, does it have a solid sheet metal cover or one with a filler plate and screw.

If solid cover. converting the unit to pour over will cost more than the unit is worth.

If you need a pour over unit, Contact your local sales and service dealer, see if they will do a trade in on this unit for a new pour over unit.

On pour over units, NO hot water tap.

I would contact the Anaheim Manufacturing Company, that makes the Waste King Quick water heater. You can also go on-line @ www.wasteking.com and check out their site for a solution.

Is the hot water hot that is coming to the washer? Are you using the correct settings on the unit? If yes to both then either the solinoid water valve is bad or the timer switch unit is bad. Try going to a totally hot water setting. While turning on the machine feel of the hot water line at the machine and see if you notice a buzz or feel a click as you turn on the machine. On this setting does water run in and is it hot or cold. If water runs and it is cold try going to a total cold setting and see if you get cold or hot water. Is this a new setup or has it been working and stopped? If new, you could have the hoses connected backward. If you get water in both hot and cold settings but cold both ways then your hot water heater is not working....let me know....