What happened to the water in the water heater pipe?

The problem of water inlet in water heater pipeline is very common in life. Generally speaking, the main cause of this problem is pipeline leakage. The specific performance is that after the water heater is turned on, water marks appear on the nearby pipes or the ground, resulting in insufficient water pressure or the water heater can not be used normally.

How did the pipeline leak happen? The main reasons are:

1. pipeline aging: after a long period of use, the pipeline may be worn, deformed or aging, resulting in water leakage.

2. Throttle valve failure: If the throttle valve itself fails or the throttle valve fails due to pipeline blockage, it will easily lead to pipeline leakage.

3. Improper installation: If the water heater pipe is installed improperly or the joint is connected improperly, it is likely to lead to the problem of water leakage in the pipe.

The above are the main causes of pipeline leakage, so what should I do if this problem occurs?

1. First of all, find the location of the water leak as soon as possible, and then turn off the water heater temporarily to avoid mixing water and electricity, causing greater harm.

2. If the location of water leakage is obvious, you can choose to repair it yourself, but you need to have certain repair ability; Or call the manufacturer or maintenance company that installed the water heater and let the professionals come out for maintenance.

3. If the problem is serious and the pipeline leaks seriously, it is necessary to replace the pipeline and other parts, which will cost a certain amount.

Therefore, although the problem of water inlet in the water heater pipeline is very common, it should not be taken lightly. It needs to be found and treated in time to ensure the normal use of the water heater and bring more convenience to your life and family.