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profdant139
Nov 02, 2020Explorer II
rmauk, two thoughts. First, keep asking questions, even if you think they are dumb. We were all newbies, and us old timers like helping newbies avoid our misteaks.
Second, to drain your water heater you might need a 1 1/16" socket, depending on the model of your trailer. You can get them at a good auto parts store -- call around!
OK, three thoughts. When you get ready to drain your water heater, turn it off and let the water cool. Turn off your water pump. Open a hot water faucet. Then unscrew the anode, which is a hex fitting on the outside of the water heater.
By opening the faucet, you minimize the gush of water that will, well, gush out at you when you remove the anode.
If your trailer is not new, check the anode for corrosion.
Good luck, and keep on asking!!
Second, to drain your water heater you might need a 1 1/16" socket, depending on the model of your trailer. You can get them at a good auto parts store -- call around!
OK, three thoughts. When you get ready to drain your water heater, turn it off and let the water cool. Turn off your water pump. Open a hot water faucet. Then unscrew the anode, which is a hex fitting on the outside of the water heater.
By opening the faucet, you minimize the gush of water that will, well, gush out at you when you remove the anode.
If your trailer is not new, check the anode for corrosion.
Good luck, and keep on asking!!
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