Symptoms of a Failing Water Heater:
- Temperature above 200°F (93°C) for an extended period.
- Cracks or leaks in the tank, pipes, or connections.
- Damage to surrounding areas, such as walls or floors.
- A sudden drop in water pressure or a complete loss of hot water supply.
When to Call for Emergency Repair:
If you notice any of the above symptoms, it's essential to call a professional plumber as soon as possible. A failing water heater can pose serious safety risks, including burns, scalds, and even explosions.
- Cracks or leaks in the tank, pipes, or connections:
- Damage to surrounding areas, such as walls or floors:
- A sudden drop in water pressure or a complete loss of hot water supply:
- Temperature above 200°F (93°C) for an extended period.