As full time rvers our water heater is almost always hot.
Rv water heater drain plug leaking.
In this free video dave solberg teaches you a couple quick solutions for removing a corroded or broken plug from the exterior of your rv s water heater.
And if your water heater is located near your plumbing system the leak might actually come from your piping and fixtures not the water heater and their close proximity is misleading you.
Replace your atwood rv water heater drain plug once every other year.
Buy a spare plug.
Leaking atwood hot water heater bruce and jenna rv systems appliances 10 09 03 2011 10 08 pm leaking atwood hot water heater bob109 rv systems appliances 0 03 19 2011 08 36 pm help 1 2 of drain plug stuck in.
I removed the drain plug from our water heater to drain it at the end of the summer season.
In this video i show a good example of what a atwood rv water heater plug looks like af.
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After reinstalling it this week it has a slow leak.
Get woodall s rv repair book.
In this tutorial you ll find out what you can do in order to fix this leak that you have noticed.
A broken water heater drain plug on your rv can be a hassle to repair depending whether your plug is metal or plastic.
After de winterizing the trailer i re inserted the plug and tightened it a little more than snug and it started to leak.
The constant extreme heat will eventually cause the plastic drain plug to fail.
Drain plug in water heater leaking the white nylon plastic plug was out when i took delivery of the unit and the trailer was still winterized.
Depending on certain conditions it might be a bit problem or a little one depending on the exact location.
I ve had issues with the hot water drain plug leaking on every rv we ve had.
Solo fulltime rv for the single woman.
I had it pretty snug but tightened it a bit more and it still leaks.
In warm weather a little drip is not a real problem.
This feature is actually standard to all water heaters both rv and home units and is one that people commonly mistake as a leak.
