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    GBuck

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    Tyler, do you ALWAYS feel the need to answer others' questions? I know you know everything, but MrsG could have just as easily not cared what color. :n00b:
     

    SEIndSAM

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    Anyone know anything about water heaters????

    Thanks Gary, your a great help.

    There is a valve at the top of my electric water heater. I think it's a pop-off valve to relieve pressure. There is a puddle of water around it and on the floor around my heater.

    I don't have the heat settings too high, I have never changed them.
     

    SEIndSAM

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    Thanks Gary, your a great help.

    There is a valve at the top of my electric water heater. I think it's a pop-off valve to relieve pressure. There is a puddle of water around it and on the floor around my heater.

    I don't have the heat settings too high, I have never changed them.

    I wonder if my control unit is going bad and causing the heater to overheat???
     

    Westside

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    Thanks Gary, your a great help.

    There is a valve at the top of my electric water heater. I think it's a pop-off valve to relieve pressure. There is a puddle of water around it and on the floor around my heater.

    I don't have the heat settings too high, I have never changed them.
    youtube to the rescue

    [ame]http://youtu.be/5Sm5dHAqTcI[/ame]
     

    DaKruiser

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    Thanks Gary, your a great help.

    There is a valve at the top of my electric water heater. I think it's a pop-off valve to relieve pressure. There is a puddle of water around it and on the floor around my heater.

    I don't have the heat settings too high, I have never changed them.

    You used to be able to buy just that valve, I would try that if the leak persists or gets worse.
     

    Westside

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    Yes I am at home, and no the water hasn't been hotter. It was cooler when the wife showered a little while ago and when I went down to check the unit I saw all of the water from the pop off valve.

    Can you open the control unit cover and upload a picture of it. along with the manufacturer and model. you might have a bad Thermocouple (fancy thermometer). I/we can then google fue and maybe help a little more.
     
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