Heat Pump H20 Heater - Please Help :(

adeyo · 12-20-13, 02:31 PM

***EDIT: please see pictures in the first 3 posts***

Hi, i hope this is in the right place as this is my first post. Awesome site btw!

I recently purchased a GeoSprings Heat Pump Hot water heater display model w/ electrical components damaged/missing and i'm trying to get help getting it operational anyway! Please take a look at the pics ...any tips appreciated!

1) Notice that the wiring is cut.
The backup heating elements appear to be installed along with wiring that goes up to the top of the unit (shown in the picture as cut)

2) The digital thermostat/computer is a dummy

3) possibly one copper wire is cut or needs to be soldered somewhere

4) There is no way to plug in the outlet into an electricity source

Is this a lost cause? it appears i might be able to get this working w/ mechanical thermostats and a little ingenuity. I'm trying to read the forums for help, but i need some tips from those more experienced. THANKS IN ADVANCED!

-Adam

12-20-13, 02:31 PM	#1
adeyo Lurking Renovator Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: lynchburg, va Posts: 14 Thanks: 10 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Heat Pump H20 Heater - Please Help :( *EDIT: please see pictures in the first 3 posts* Hi, i hope this is in the right place as this is my first post. Awesome site btw! I recently purchased a GeoSprings Heat Pump Hot water heater display model w/ electrical components damaged/missing and i'm trying to get help getting it operational anyway! Please take a look at the pics ...any tips appreciated! 1) Notice that the wiring is cut. The backup heating elements appear to be installed along with wiring that goes up to the top of the unit (shown in the picture as cut) 2) The digital thermostat/computer is a dummy 3) possibly one copper wire is cut or needs to be soldered somewhere 4) There is no way to plug in the outlet into an electricity source Is this a lost cause? it appears i might be able to get this working w/ mechanical thermostats and a little ingenuity. I'm trying to read the forums for help, but i need some tips from those more experienced. THANKS IN ADVANCED! -Adam Attached Thumbnails Last edited by Daox; 12-20-13 at 02:39 PM..