Is there a plumber in the house???
SPEEDY MCCREADY
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Hot water heater issues....
Anyone here a plumber? Or know anything about hot water heaters?
Anyone here a plumber? Or know anything about hot water heaters?
Take me piece by piece.....
Till there aint nothing left worth taking away from me.....
Till there aint nothing left worth taking away from me.....
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- Christopher McCandless
not a plumber, but i've dabbled in plumbing...that's sounds wrong and dirty :?
My pilot wouldnt stay lit....5 dollar fix with a new sensor
I am just curious to as why that relief valve was leaking this morning? I have also just read that you should turn on that relief valve once a year, to make sure all pipes are working properly and there is no blockage of any kind.
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You guys cant really help me???
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Should have mentioned that I am kind of handy when it comes to this kind of shit....Im just not a professional....hehehehehehehehehe
But thanks...
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"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
well, the water heater at the house began to leak a little bit, called in the plumber to take a look, it was shot, had to replace the whole thing.
What do ya think norm?
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very possible...they should be drained about once a year for this very reason...keep an eye on it and see if the leak stops
and the best way to drain is to hook up a hose to the tank and drain it completely
Im hoping that this is all it was.
Im gonna see what happens the next hour, with everything being used. So far so good though.
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fyi part 2 - hot water tanks are dangerous http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUkjXGfCLIM :shock:
I might have missed this .
is it Gas or electric ?
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i've done a little research on these, and it seems the jury is hung on these. i was considering it as well until digging up on them a bit...when mine goes, i'll be staying with an old school tank model
i've had one for 6 years now and i love it...not a problem
what brand do you have?
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if memory serves, that's the ball park. seems like they might also use a bigger gas pipe and exaust pipe.
seems like the lowes/sears/hd's of world are charging 300-350 for a normal water heater install. not sure what a plumber would run if you called direct. i would guess it could be done for a couple of hundred. normally, i would do that myself, but my furnance/water heater closet is way to cramped for me to fuck with.
Yeah...
$350 Sears install
$300-$500 for whatever the fuck water heater I pick out.....
But im hoping I dont have to replace....
Cuz the fucker isnt leaking now....And thats all that matters....Well until I check again tomorrow morning...hehehehehehe
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my problem is the gas inlet is on the left side as you look in at it, 3 inches from the furnance. whoever did the original install should be slapped.
bosch i believe...don't remember how much it was to install because it was installed along with other plumbing issues but the long term savings you get not having to constantly heat water will pay for the install costs
my friend's BF works for a plumbing/appliance company, he said tankless is the way to go...if you have the money...usually you have to retrofit the lines (gas/electric) so it can handle teh higher load capacity that they demand.
- Christopher McCandless
i think that was the brand that was having the issues i was reading about. glad you aren't having problems.
i like the concept of them....
I used to install dishwashers, micro-hoods, install refridgerators, run the water lines for the icemakers, run simple gas piping for new stoves, run electric lines, blah blah blah....So I am handy.
I used to always get a good laugh at how the guy who installed the shit 10-20 years before me, BUTCHERED the install...I was always scratching my head saying..."What the fuck was he thinking"?????
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