water heater relief valve?
New this spring Keystone Hornet. Got to the CG this afternoon and turned the WH on. About 5 min before it turned off I noticed water dripping from the cover. It was coming from the relief valve. I tr...
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our hornet did the same thing and we tried everything except check the temp. started the heater up and kept checking the temp and it kept climbing and i ran and shut it off at 208*. the tstat and eco were bad or were not making a good enough connection to shut it down and the pressure valve was doing its job.
got a new eco and tstat and have had zero issues since.
my vote would be to check the temp while its running, it shouldnt get over about 160-180ish
got a new eco and tstat and have had zero issues since.
my vote would be to check the temp while its running, it shouldnt get over about 160-180ish
