Dean_Reynolds
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Hello Friends!
After a long Boondocking summer of travel and business launch, we are finally home and have developed a water heater issue during winterizing.
Water heater issues?
Perhaps unrelated?
- when the water heater was on we were getting the carbon monoxide/LP detector going off randomly throughout the summer.
- during winterizing and With the anodizing rod out...We are getting pink antifreeze out the hot water outlet of the hot water heater, as well as leaking out the anodizing rod hole when we turned the water pump.
- Additionally, antifreeze was leaking out underneath the hot water heater on the deck of the trailer
- I replaced the on off valve of the hot outlet of the hot water heater with the same problem still happening after replacement. (See the poor pic below... The hose is clear from the water heater hot outlet to the on/off switch, so you can see the antifreeze. After the valve you can't see through the red pipe. I can't tell if the antifreeze is being pumped through the water heater to the valve (and through it ?) With out taking apart the valve again.)
For what it's worth I set up the water heater bypass before I turned the pump on.
Thanks so much for all your help!
Dean
After a long Boondocking summer of travel and business launch, we are finally home and have developed a water heater issue during winterizing.
Water heater issues?
Perhaps unrelated?
- when the water heater was on we were getting the carbon monoxide/LP detector going off randomly throughout the summer.
- during winterizing and With the anodizing rod out...We are getting pink antifreeze out the hot water outlet of the hot water heater, as well as leaking out the anodizing rod hole when we turned the water pump.
- Additionally, antifreeze was leaking out underneath the hot water heater on the deck of the trailer
- I replaced the on off valve of the hot outlet of the hot water heater with the same problem still happening after replacement. (See the poor pic below... The hose is clear from the water heater hot outlet to the on/off switch, so you can see the antifreeze. After the valve you can't see through the red pipe. I can't tell if the antifreeze is being pumped through the water heater to the valve (and through it ?) With out taking apart the valve again.)
For what it's worth I set up the water heater bypass before I turned the pump on.
Thanks so much for all your help!
Dean