replacing fittings on water heater?

Sunday, April 25th, 2010 at 6:45 pm  
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our water heater is slowly leaking from the top fittings. We got all new parts to replace them and have drained alot of water withour hose. We are still getting water coming out when we loosen the fittings. We had the main water to the heater turned off. Do we have to drain the whole tank.? It is quiet a bit of water coming out when we loosen the fitting.


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Friday, April 16th, 2010 at 1:41 pm  
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The gas is on the house, but it’s been shutted down on the water heater, it has a leak…do I need to replace it inmediately or can I wait?
The property is Vacant so the hot water is no needed at this moment, we just want to know if it will be okay to wait for a little bit before replacing it..


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