A leaking valve does not automatically mean the entire tank has failed.

Q: My water heater leaks from some type of a brass valve on the side of the tank near the top. There is a pipe that comes out of the valve at a right angle that looks like it goes through the wall.

Ultimately, a leak should not be dismissed as "normal" without checking what is causing it.

A leaking relief valve at the water heater: why it's leaking and what to do about it Water heaters come equipped with a temperature and pressure relief valve, also known as a TPRV. This valve allows ...

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Get the hot water back on as soon as possible. We'll help you solve some common issues, and let you know when to call in a professional. Ever hop into the shower only to get blasted by a stream of ...

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