Hot Water Heaters
Hello folks, I'm new to the website so please bare with me... I've got a lot air trapped in my hot and cold water lines in my La Crosse travel trailer and nothing I've done so far has eliminated or di...
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Old-Biscuit wrote:Farmboy666 wrote:Boband4 wrote:
What symptoms are you seeing to say you have air in the line? I get some sputtering the first time I use the water system, but it goes away quickly (within a few seconds) and doesnt happen again until I either have an empty tank or disconnect from the city water.
Also, remember, you are supposed to have air in the hot water tank to allow for expansion. Even with that air in the hot water tank, I get very little sputtering once the system is running.
What are you experiencing?
Please explain to me how you keep air in your water heater. Not possible, that's why there is a pressure relief valve.
By design........RV and Residential WHs have an air pocket.
Good thing more info is posted ----gives one the opportunity to learn new things.
RV water heater
Residential water heater
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I guess that was a shot. Never had a problem with more info just the same info like beating a dead horse. Thanks so much for the new information.
