Water intrusion after Flushing water heater
Scratching my head wondering how so much water could get in after replacing my anode rod and flushing out my water heater All seals seem good Only logical entry point would be here...
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On our 990, there was a 1/4" crack between the outside wall and the wing that was hidden by both front turnbuckle anchors. Didn't see it until I pulled the sink to get to something and could see light back behind the water heater.
But, I think you would have had to turn the water hose spraying straight up at the anchor to get that much water inside.
There has to be a crack in the tank seal around the drain or the trim ring.
Let us know what you find.
But, I think you would have had to turn the water hose spraying straight up at the anchor to get that much water inside.
There has to be a crack in the tank seal around the drain or the trim ring.
Let us know what you find.
