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    Re: repeated UTH failure on tubs. What am I...

    Sounds to me like your problem may be the rheostat. You should have it 1) thermostat plugged into the wall 2) rheostat plugged into thermostat 3) UTH plugged into rheostat.

    I would remove the rheostat and just use the thermostat and UTH to see if the problem goes away. None of my tubs have ever melted or burned up a UTH, and my heaters are coverd with a piece of polystyrene insulation. I think this may have been happening in your glass tanks if you were using the same set-up, it's just now you are seeing it because of the melting, which is why I think it is electrical...
    Last edited by Vypyrz; 05-15-2010 at 03:28 AM.
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