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Updated about 9 years ago, 10/13/2015

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Tamara Robinson
  • Spring, TX
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Gas Water Heater Leak

Tamara Robinson
  • Spring, TX
Posted

Hello to anyone that can help!

I have a 2 yr. 9 month old gas water heater in the attic of my home.  My Son noticed that the hot water went out while taking a shower.  We went into the attic and noticed water pouring from the Honeywell temperature control panel.  There are no other leaks but it looks as if someone is pouring water out of a cup.

I've shut off the water valve on top of the tank but noticed that the leak is now a little bit more than a drip.

Any thoughts?  All help is welcomed.  Thank you!

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