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It's a noble idea, and good if you're waiting on a new hot-surface ignition unit or gas valve. But most gas-fired water heaters fail when the tank rusts throug
by joezydeco 4y ago
It's a noble idea, and good if you're waiting on a new hot-surface ignition unit or gas valve.
But most gas-fired water heaters fail when the tank rusts through and dumps the contents into the floor. This setup doesn't take that into account.
- monstermunch 4y agoI've not found this to be the case at all, if you have a recent tank its unlikely it will just randomly start leaking. Much more likely the flame sensor, ignitor etc will go bad first