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q2q2 wrote:
I have an old (14 Yr) Kenmore HWH that has been leaking for some time. It is wet around the botton and also rusted. I have pulled the fuse and drained the heater. I will be going without hot water until it can be replaced. I have shut off the water supply to the heater and drained it. The next day the heater has water in it again? How can I compleatly drain the heater and stop the water coming into the heater to let the floor dry? Thanks for your help. Either the Cold inlet valve does not close completely, OR there is a cross-connection between Hot and Cold lines. The latter can happen inside single-handle faucets and in the solenoid valves in the washing machine. Close any shutoff valves to the Hot side of the washer and any single-handle faucets. Feel the Cold inlet pipe to the heater to tell if cold water is coming in. Jim |
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