It Will Never Make It To Strictly
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The parts should be no more than �80 maximum. In my reckoning, from the few I have replaced, it is not more than 1 hours work if there are no problems. It is a simple job most of the time.
Don't know what a plumber charges per hour where you are - �50-75 at a very rough guess ? Maybe a callout fee on top of that ?
Ensure whoever does it replaces the thermostat at the same time as the element. My figure includes that.
But if you've managed to test out the wiring as you describe, why not have a go yourself ?
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