Peterphuket

"in a Bangkok suburp" are you sure it was a elephant...

No, HE is the Ukrainia.n

That was also the first thing I thought of, given their appearance.

Totally true, 15 years ago I lived in Patong, if you wanted to go from one side of Patong to the other by motrbike taxi you were charged 20 thb, now it's 100 thb. And it's no more than 3 to 4 km.

Of course, I agree what you say, have the same over 60 years of experience, but still managed to find a cheap one at Lazada yesterday, even cheaper, it is not used much so I take the risk. Anyway, thanks for the advice.

I can't ignore you with this joke😂 By the way, I've just returned the boiler to Watsada, but it wasn't as easy as it was with the mail order companies, first they wouldn't accept it under the pretext of what exactly is broken... the appliance just doesn't work... 'yes, but did you have water connected to it'... hu? After about 10 signatures on a copy of my driving licence, I got my money back with great difficulty. I will do it differently next time.

Oh, I see immediately, no doubt broken brakes.

OK, thanks all for your advice, end result is ‘it doesn't work’ so today I am going to remove the boiler and return it to the supplier. Just wondering apart from Stiebel Elton, which I think is too expensive, what options I have left.

@Ravip That's a good idea and I honestly hadn't thought of that but have since sent an email to Toshiba, so a matter of waiting and seeing. Thanks for the advice.

In the West, it is more leased cars and then also paid for by the employer. I think it's a big difference.

No, not terrible drivers, but terrible training for this, or rather no training at all for this!

How many more years would it take for this government to really take action. Or never?

Thank you, but I am not convinced, when I enter ‘hot water heater for under the kitchen sink’ on Google, I get the same boilers as the one I have now. Very confusing all round.

With that lack of self-control, this man should better not drive a car or bus, with someone like that, things could go very wrong in traffic.

Sorry, I don't understand 'I'm JAS21'

Indeed, if it must be blocked at 50k if necessary, why not at 40, or 10K. Controlle on behalf of the WEF.

But very strange, it is now switchched on for more than 3 hours, I use a few times warm water and it still look like okay.

If I look to the schematic it seems like it have a flow switch....

It is a simple boiler so yes for a single shower, and yes there is constant water pressure on it, isn't that good then?

Worth a try, will open the cabinet door and add a fan.

Yes indeed, it does not bode well. Controlle on the controlle presumably all at the behest of Klaus Schwab....the name alone.

Yes that makes sense, but Toshiba, and purchased from different companies, so perhaps a different batch, you wouldn't expect that, would you? That's why I'm still looking for the fault mainly in myself.

A technical problem with a water boiler, normally used for the shower but now used as a tool in the kitchen under the sink. Ordered a Toshiba 3800W model from Lazada and fitted it in the kitchen cupboard, everything connected correctly including ‘earth’ Initially it worked properly, also tried the test and reset button, that too worked properly, up to and including hot water. But after a short while, nothing, the blue power light was off and only the LED concerns ELCB was on. Power disconnected, waited a while and reconnected, but nothing. Waited a day, plugged in and yes it worked again, again for a while. In the box and back to Lazada. The same day I went to Watsadu and bought a similar Toshiba water heater, again everything seemed fine until the next day (today) when the same phenomenon occurred again. Is anyone familiar with this extremely strange phenomenon? Your help is greatly appreciated.

I think he was practising as stuntman, for the next James Bond movie.