Re: Pressure relief valve

Posted by Jackson on January 03, 2004 at 14:45:37:
In response to Re: Pressure relief valve
: As long as you turn off the cold water supply and turn off all electricity and/or gas to the tank, you can't really do much damage to yourself or the appliance. You will need some tools, though. Here is the address of a web site that should help: http://www.factsfacts.com/MyHomeRepair/PressureRelief.htm : JF : : Would it be possible to get step by step instructions on replacing the pressure relief valve on my hot water tank. It is dripping steadily. It needs to be a simple blow by blow as I am a novice....or should i be hiring a plumber...thought it might be an easy fix..thanks kindly...Jackson

Posted by Jackson on January 03, 2004 at 14:45:37:

In response to Re: Pressure relief valve

: As long as you turn off the cold water supply and turn off all electricity and/or gas to the tank, you can't really do much damage to yourself or the appliance. You will need some tools, though. Here is the address of a web site that should help: http://www.factsfacts.com/MyHomeRepair/PressureRelief.htm

: JF

: : Would it be possible to get step by step instructions on replacing the pressure relief valve on my hot water tank. It is dripping steadily. It needs to be a simple blow by blow as I am a novice....or should i be hiring a plumber...thought it might be an easy fix..thanks kindly...Jackson

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