[C320-list] Water heater Leak...

[Dave Anderer]

I had to do that this spring.  Perhaps the easiest task I've had to do.  Got
the replacement from Defender - they had 20+ (!) units on the shelf at the
time.  The basic outline was:

1. Disconnect shore power.
2. Remove the drawers and face frame.
3. Disconnect the tubing on the front of the heater.
4. Disconnect the wiring.
5. Remove 4 screws (2 on each end) holding the heater in-place.  (A little
stretch to reach the 2 screws on the back.)
6. Slide the heater forward and disconnect the 2 hoses on the back of the
heater.
7. Slide the heater out.

..and slide the new one in and reverse the process.  Turned out much easier
than I expected.

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 7:30 PM, Jon Vez <jonvez at comcast.net> wrote:

> I have a leak in my water heater. I thought it was the drain valve, but
> after replacing, looks like I still have a leak. So I need to purchase a
> new
> one. I know there have been some posts in the past regarding replacement.
> Any suggestions/tips/advice would be greatly appreciated!!
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> Regards,
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> Jon Vez
>
> Solstice #582
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