Has anyone here had issues with the hot water coming and going? I washed dishes and the water was very hot. Right after I took a shower and the water temperature wouldn't stay consistent. Has anyone here run into that?
I wonder if this RV Tech has the right solution but was curious what your experiences are.
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We just adjust the handle more to the cold so it is not as hot. Like a normal faucet. But, yes if you turn it hot it will burn you. I do not know of a way to adjust the heat.
I did a 3 nighter this week in the rig and I had the same experience with the hot water in the shower. Felt like I couldn't get it to settle into a consistent temp. Either too hot or too cold with minimal faucet adjustments.
I had a lukewarm shower yesterday so I set the temp from 50 Celsius (because I can't figure out how to change to Fahrenheit) to 55. It started out warm and then went back to lukewarm. I had it set to hot only, no cold mixed in.
Per Pebble Scout knowledge base: "To switch the water heater display between Celsius and Fahrenheit: Press and hold the adjustment knob for 3 seconds."
Pebble support had told me to keep it on 140F (the hottest) as that heats the water up the quickest and adjust at the faucet. So that is what I have been doing. It is just funny to me that the difference between too hot and too cold on the shower faucet handle is 1 centimeter, at least on my shower valve!
Well I had it at 120, and 130 and both times had a lukewarm shower when I only turned on the hot side. I'll try the max to see if that helps.
To adjust the temp of the water heater you turn the silver dial on the face of the unit underneath the sink. The display will show the set temp. We actually set ours at 110 F, and only run the hot side in the shower. This keeps the temperature more consistent than trying to mix cold in at the tap. Whatever you choose for a temperature, it's recommended you remain below 120 F to avoid scalding. Keep in mind these temps will probably be much lower than what we are all used to on our home water heaters as the pebble is both tankless and point of service so the hot water only has about 2ft of pipe to reach the faucet. Compared to 50-100ft of pipe in a home.