Has anyone taken apart an Electric Water Heater?
Stormin Mormon wrote:
That doesn't square with what I have been told. Close the
cold inlet. Open a hot faucet, to relieve the pressure. And
then *close* the faucet. You sure don't want a bunch of air
coming in the faucet, and allowing the water to drain out.
Bad enough that some air gets in the element hole.
I don't think you completely read my post.
"Hint, close the T/P valve first and any open hot
water faucets." This was after relieving pressure.
Premature postification, it happens to all men sooner
or later. *snicker*
TDD
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