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Anonymous users2024-01-24That's the pressure relief port, which electric water heaters have. Dripping is normal, you look at the manual, it is written.
There should be a drainage pipe, you brought it with you when you leave the factory, you just plug it in and lead the water to the floor drain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23That's an intrinsic thing like a lid water heater problem only the water intake of the water will be turned off when the bad thing is that it's still under warranty contact and they're all downworked.
The distance of 8 meters is that every time you use hot water, you have to release 2-3 liters of cold water in the pipe, and every time you use the hot water, there are 2-3 liters of hot water in the pipe to cool down, which is not only uneconomical, but also needs to be patient. >>>More
There is indeed a blue substance inside the electric water heater, that is, the inner tank enamel, but it is sintered at a high temperature of thousands of degrees Celsius, so it should not be resolved, is there any other problem? Magnesium rods will not be blue when they react chemically.
Look where the water heater is installed, and if it is installed. >>>More
It can be left off, because water heaters have check valves.
The solar electric heater can be used on the water pipe of the electric water heater, and the electric water heater can be set in a low-temperature insulation state, which is safer, and if possible, wrap some white foam plastic outside the electric water heater and water pipe to strengthen the thermal insulation effect.