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Water Heater Overflow Pipe Reddit. Hot water is leaving the water heater through the overflow (i think?) pipe with the pressure valve. I diagnosed the leak to the hot water loop when i shut down the valves at the water heater. I replaced the valve to see if the issue would. If your water heater overflow pipe is dripping, it’s a sign that the t&p valve is actively releasing water, which could indicate a problem. I do have a tankless water heater. Definitely not up to code and apparently wasn’t noted when we bought the house a few years ago. I'm kinda concerned by the black. Water heater has no where to drain. Internet says it might be the sacrificial anode going bad or rust pipes or a rust inside of my water heater. I don't have brown water coming out of the faucets. If that's the case and your t+p isn't leaking then it's going to be the hot water. I keep a small pail under my overflow pipe. You just need to add a t & p valve overflow pipe that terminates about 6 or so above the floor. By overflow pipe i think you are referring to the drain on the pan?

By overflow pipe i think you are referring to the drain on the pan? Hot water is leaving the water heater through the overflow (i think?) pipe with the pressure valve. I don't have brown water coming out of the faucets. Water heater has no where to drain. If your water heater overflow pipe is dripping, it’s a sign that the t&p valve is actively releasing water, which could indicate a problem. I replaced the valve to see if the issue would. I diagnosed the leak to the hot water loop when i shut down the valves at the water heater. I do have a tankless water heater. You just need to add a t & p valve overflow pipe that terminates about 6 or so above the floor. I keep a small pail under my overflow pipe.

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Water Heater Overflow Pipe Reddit I keep a small pail under my overflow pipe. If your water heater overflow pipe is dripping, it’s a sign that the t&p valve is actively releasing water, which could indicate a problem. I don't have brown water coming out of the faucets. Hot water is leaving the water heater through the overflow (i think?) pipe with the pressure valve. I replaced the valve to see if the issue would. Definitely not up to code and apparently wasn’t noted when we bought the house a few years ago. Internet says it might be the sacrificial anode going bad or rust pipes or a rust inside of my water heater. By overflow pipe i think you are referring to the drain on the pan? You just need to add a t & p valve overflow pipe that terminates about 6 or so above the floor. I diagnosed the leak to the hot water loop when i shut down the valves at the water heater. Water heater has no where to drain. If that's the case and your t+p isn't leaking then it's going to be the hot water. I'm kinda concerned by the black. I keep a small pail under my overflow pipe. I do have a tankless water heater.