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micky5
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heater pipes
« on: Nov 27th, 2011, 12:57pm » |
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i have a slight water leak on the bulkhead end of the heater pipes...there,s two that are connected from there and not leaking, and a third that just sticks out with what appears to be a screwed in "plastic cap" that one seems to be leaking... its not connected to anything as it comes out of the bulkhead, is this right, and is a "plastic cap " in it normal?
ty in advance of any help
Micky
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Simmo
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Re: heater pipes
« Reply #1 on: Nov 27th, 2011, 1:06pm » |
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Micky, I think you are looking at the 'drain tubes'. Are the inserts red/orange??. Have a read of This page 
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Re: heater pipes
« Reply #2 on: Nov 27th, 2011, 11:19pm » |
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Definitely sounds like the drain. Time to worry is when it doesn't drip-because the water will end up dripping on your feet ! Been there.
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micky5
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Re: heater pipes
« Reply #3 on: Nov 27th, 2011, 11:27pm » |
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Oh great thanks guys, thats exactly what i was referring to,...now i know why it drips,........ thanks again
Micky
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