Thursday, January 28, 2010

Electric Shower Dripping What Is Going On With My Water Heater Tank?

What is going on with my water heater tank? - electric shower dripping

I bought new from Home Depot. I hired someone (I do not know who did it) to install it for me. That was about 5 years ago. Now, only the last two months I have noticed that the hot water in the shower not long hot (the rest of the house seems very good for hot water). I heard a drop of water in the garage, where you installed the hot water tank. The water comes from leaks PVC pipe connected to a tank top and just hung there. It seems that if I drop heat (from the normal account to save power) and take a shower. I did not even know what the tube. Any way to fix it on my?

4 comments:

jekin said...

The top tube is a safety valve, pressure, temperature. Remove the plug or not. If it is leaking, you can try to move the lever and a piece of fabric that can be removed Preventic s poetry. If you have an excess pressure of a preventive policy against backflow into the counter, you may need to install an expansion tank, since water expands when heated. This may be because you are disabling it in the night. Perhaps the essential element is exhausted or will operate the controls properly. If you turn off and cool, then again. Only the top element is heated until it reaches the set temperature. Then, the bottom element heats the water remains. You probably use five liters of heating, before the rest of the tank is heated. It takes about an hour, depending on the size of the tank. It would be better to get the isolation adapter kit and let the entire time. Adjust the temperature just warm enough for a comfortable shower with hot water around water tap fully open. Even less likely to burn your car or a child.

Wp said...

Drip is the T & P valve is not well established.

The key is burned. Usually. This is very common.

Fairly easy to control and replaced.

If it does not burn and then probably the thermostat. There are two.

Always use certified personnel wherever possible.

Corey D said...

Very good in savings you give, the heating time and the work around your house? Could easily heat up to an hour to a tank of 30 liters of water and distribute it would take a long time and when the heating system to warm and then just turn lead to wastage of time and money. If the heating is electric, so more than likely lost earning one of the elements and the work with half the heat output, but the right money. But remember that this blow a device that can be through the roof. It should PVC anywhere in your oven. CPVC need to take the heat. All water heaters must have a valve that have to avoid pressure and must be broken, except that if it does not get in a position to stop it or the memory of water-pressure tank is a bomb. If the faucet leaks, if your heater is only through increased pressure, even its cool you release the pressure. The valve is widely used and easy to replace.

Kevin said...

Pressure relief valve must be replaced. thats why the PVC is connected to A, PVC pipe is a copper tube, which was to the copper pipes, running away from home. PLEASE DONT hire a lazy ass money, without anything about this in the future. a change of the valve and the pressure lowered, and they leave TotalMix tank expansion and contraction of all that have life could shorten a span.if General Electric, Home Depot, bought a warranty of at least 6 years. # Call the phone number on the side of the tank and see where it goes. Find your reception.

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