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Water heater failure is also easy to avoid by annual or seasonal flushing of any accumulated sediment and checking the anode. As long as the anode is replaced,
by KennyBlanken 4y ago
Water heater failure is also easy to avoid by annual or seasonal flushing of any accumulated sediment and checking the anode. As long as the anode is replaced, the water heater should be fine.
I would expect a large condo association's maintenance staff to be able to handle this sort of thing very easily.
- com2kid 4y agoThe ceramic lining of a water heater cracks due to thermal stress over time. Pure stainless steel water tanks don't have this flaw, but they aren't they common.
- lazide 4y agoThat is what the anode is there for, to be the sacrificial corroding element. Depends a lot on how corrosive/nasty the water is in an area though. Some are just nuts.