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eveready1289
Oct 22, 2014Explorer
It is possible the original owner put the bypass in. The guy I bought it from probably doesn't have the ability for that, from what I gather talking to him, if you know what I mean. Then, to bypass the hot water tank I close both upper and lower valves and the hw tank is bypassed, am I right. I am going to try and get the hw tank plug out later today.
I am pretty sure the leak is in the collar of the tee fitting. when its dry I don't see an flow from the threaded side of the fitting behind it.
I can't get my head in there to watch the back of the tee completely.
I fired up the hw heater again yesterday, no change. It ran for 30 min, and I shut it off, again, done with it for this year. Can you run the water pump dry? Or is that a no-no. I don't want to put anti-freeze in the fresh water tank, or am I just paranoid?
Thanks for the help.
I am pretty sure the leak is in the collar of the tee fitting. when its dry I don't see an flow from the threaded side of the fitting behind it.
I can't get my head in there to watch the back of the tee completely.
I fired up the hw heater again yesterday, no change. It ran for 30 min, and I shut it off, again, done with it for this year. Can you run the water pump dry? Or is that a no-no. I don't want to put anti-freeze in the fresh water tank, or am I just paranoid?
Thanks for the help.
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