Water heater 2020 RPod 190

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   One additional comment. When winterizing, and turning the valves for the antifreeze, there was no obvious leak under the water heater, but of course it did sit for 5 months without use and may have dried up? It is 6 gallons though and there should have been some evidence of a 6 gallon water spill.

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cfishkin Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 18 Oct 2020 Location: NY Online Status: Offline Posts: 4	Post Options Post Reply Quote cfishkin Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Water heater 2020 RPod 190 Posted: Today at 10:41am
	One additional comment. When winterizing, and turning the valves for the antifreeze, there was no obvious leak under the water heater, but of course it did sit for 5 months without use and may have dried up? It is 6 gallons though and there should have been some evidence of a 6 gallon water spill.

cfishkin Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 18 Oct 2020 Location: NY Online Status: Offline Posts: 4	Post Options Post Reply Quote cfishkin Report Post Quote Reply Posted: Today at 10:25am
	Used the 190 a couple of times earlier this season without issue. Got busy later in the season and was not able to use it. Started to winterize it last week and removed the anode rod to drain the water heater and it was empty! I've never experienced that in the 5 years of ownership. I am not aware of any way to drain a water heater other than the anode rod. How could that be? I must have a leak? Best guesses where? I'm at a loss. Thanks.