Water heater drip pan?

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no its not normal fer a water heater to have any water in the drip pan. you say it happens after you...

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How can I flush my water heater when the edge of the drip pan partially blocks the drain valve?

My hot water is yellow and I have read online that I need to flush the water heater. It is in the attic. The water heater is mounted into a plastic drip tray that has a PVC pipe ...show more

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Let it drain into the pan, that is exactly what the pan is for.

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I have a hot water heater that is leaking into the drip pan. Thoughts on what might be wrong?

It just started doing this a few days ago. It SEEMS as if the pressure release valve is doing what it's supposed to - releasing pressure by allowing some water to leak out, but ...show more

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saddle up and buy a new one, that one's shot. the tank is rusted out.

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New homkes required drip pan under water heater.How much would it cost to have pan installed on older home .?

In the process of buying a home and i would like for everything to be up to current codes.

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You can install it yourself with the help of a buddy. Shut off the water supply and drain the water...

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Gas water heater - condensation or leak?

i've been attempting to do a fair amount of research on water heaters as there is a good chance i have a leak with mine but have noticed a lot of differing information with regards to condensation and leaks. I wouldn't be nearly as concerned but unfortunately...

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if its leaking when the water is hot , your over flow valve is bad, [pressure relief valve ] replace...

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Gas water heater - intermittent leak?

A few days ago i noticed a small puddle of water under my 50g gas water heater that is roughly 4-5yrs old (whirlpool unit with a 12yr warranty) . After shutting everything off and inspecting the tank it was very difficult to find the source of the problem...

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replace the TPR run the pipe to the out side,

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Code question about gas water heater

Is there any code that states that a plastic drip pan can't be placed under a gas water heater that is located on the second floor? I live in IL. Checked the Internet and can't find the answer. If you can help, let me know. Thank you

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This somewhat depends on local code enforcement, they take precedence. Per the UPC (uniform plumbing...

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Water heater leaking into drain pan?

I just noticed a small puddle forming in my drain pain from a drip coming from the bottom of my water heater. The drip appears to be forming right under one of the front legs with slight signs of rust in the insulation directly above it. Straight up...

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It could even be leaking around the nipples where the water lines hook in, that would be more likely...

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Is it normal for the over flow pan under my hot water heater to constantly have water in it?

I've lived in this house for 7 years and never saw water in the hot water heater over flow pan. This summer I had to replace the not water heater with a new one and now this one constantly has water in the pan. Is this normal or does the installing plumber...

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is the over flow pipe emptying in to it ? temp set too high,?

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Hot Water Heater Pan Has Water in It?

I noticed water barely seeping from the acces door (where you can adjust the water temp.), seeping like 1 drop 1 minute. The pan is not getting full, just a little residual. The tank I believe IS NOT leaking because the seeping water is cold - Is it...

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Check the fittings going in to the heater...carefully. hot, cold and the drain. Has the temperature...

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