Premier Plus Model#MHE62-30H-045DV Ser#45T421608 I just purchased this hot water heater.I had it professionally installed by a plumber.We had hot water before I went to bed but when I woke in the morning the water was only slightly warm now it is cold. The plumber returned said he was getting a bad reading on the bottom element. So we replaced it.Still didn't work so we replaced the bottom Thermostat. Still didn't work replaced the top Thermostat. Still doesn't work.Your dealership Graninger's Mobile Home Supply madee me pay for the top thermostat even though this should have some sort of warranty.

This issue may be caused by several factors, including a malfunctioning or improperly sized water heater, clogged pipes, or a malfunctioning thermostatic mixing valve. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the size of your water heater: If your water heater is too small for your home's needs, it may not be able to supply enough hot water to all areas of your home. Consider upgrading to a larger water heater.
2. Check for clogged pipes: If your hot water pipes are clogged with mineral buildup or debris, water flow may be restricted, causing reduced hot water supply. Have a plumber inspect your pipes and clean them if necessary.
3. Check the thermostatic mixing valve: If your home is equipped with a thermostatic mixing valve, it may be malfunctioning and causing the issue. Have a plumber inspect and replace the valve if necessary.
4. Check for leaks: If there are any leaks in your hot water pipes, the water pressure may be reduced, causing reduced hot water supply. Have a plumber inspect your pipes and repair any leaks.
5. Adjust the temperature settings: Make sure the temperature settings on your water heater are properly set. If the temperature is set too low, you may not be getting enough hot water.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, it is recommended to contact a licensed plumber to inspect and repair your hot water system.

Breaker tripped?

1st check the circuit breaker that supplies power to the water heater. If that is OK then check and see if you have power to the heating elements on the water heater. If not then check and see if the thermostat on the water heater has power to its connections and verify that it is calling for the water to be heated. Last if all these checks are OK then you must have a burnt out heating element. Some can be replaced but you will have to drain the water from the heater before replacing the elements.

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1) You have to give more information to get accurate answer about water heaters.
Is this a gas or electric water heater.
What type of heater: tankless or tank or hybrid or power vent or indirect boiler or instantaneous under-sink or RV heater?
What symptoms have you noticed prior to now? Less hot water than usual?
Have you installed new gas appliance that might affect gas water heater?
Did you paint floor with urethane and gas heater suddenly stopped working?
Is the circuit breaker tripped on electric heater?
With electric heater, did you open top panel and push in reset button?
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How old is the water heater? What brand do you have and what does label show on side of tank?
Is the water heater also leaking, or is it in good condition?
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1) You have to give more information to get accurate answer.
Is this a gas or electric water heater.
What type of heater: tankless or tank or hybrid or power vent?
What symptoms have you noticed prior to now? Less hot water than usual?
Have you installed new gas appliance that might affect gas water heater.
Did you paint floor with urethane and gas heater suddenly stopped working?
Is the circuit breaker tripped on electric heater?
With electric heater, did you open top panel and push in reset button?
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-electric-water-heater.html
How old is the water heater? What brand do you have and what does label show on side of tank?
Is the water heater also leaking, or is it in good condition?

2) If you don't want to answer questions for further free help, then take advantage of fixya phone service. For a price, fixya expert will ask you same questions and more questions over the phone, and then possibly help you resolve the issue.

3) If you don't want do-it-yourself help from fixya, call a plumber and give him information listed in questions above, and plumber will fix heater or install another one. The more knowledgeable and helpful you are, the more the plumber will try to help you.

4) Double-check information you receive from fixya and from professional plumber by posting question on professional plumber's forum like the Tank: http://www.thetankatwaterheaterrescue.com/forums/forum3/

I am also looking for replacement elements for a aquasota model PTH28T2T

SOUNDS LIKE THE CARTRIDGE ASSEMBLY IS BUGGERED UP. PART #46463.
MAYBE THIS WILL HELP:
All parts and finishes of the Delta faucet are warranted to the original consumer purchaser to be free from defects in material and workmanship for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns their home. Delta recommends using a professional plumber for all installation and repair.
Delta will replace, FREE OF CHARGE, during the warranty period, any part or finish that proves defective in material and/or workmanship under normal installation, use and service.
Replacement parts may be obtained by calling 1‑800‑345‑DELTA (3358) or by writing:
Delta Faucet Company Product Service 55 E. 111th StreetIndianapolis, IN 46280

You may need a circulating pump but I can't explain why it was fine before and not now. What I would do is turn the supply off to the water heater along with the power, remove the outlet supply. Open all hot side faucets in the home, using compressed air blow through the pipes if the air comes back at you, then there is a blockage before the hot manifold. If air moves, shut one faucet off at a time to try and determine where the culprit is. I don't know what else to tell you other than that. If air moves through the faucet every time, then you may want to put a circulating pump on. The only other expination is that when they repaired the pipe, some debris or eccess solder is blocking the hot supply. I have seen rocks in units as well. Because of the fix, you may want to take apart each faucet in the house and using a flashlight, look in the hot supply side to see if you can find any debris in those as well. Its not unusual after a repair, to have debris caught in them. Hopefull this helps.