Posted by Wet Water Heater on May 08, 2009 at 07:38:13 from (66.156.100.240):
Here to tap the wisdom of the board. The situation is I have a water heater that is some times wet around the base. The water heater electric and is 9 years old. It is on city water regulated to 70 psi. It is fed by another water heater that is being used as a warm water storage tank that is heated by my geothermal heat pump but not hooked to the power. The water going into the sometimes wet water heater is warm (above room temp) so there should be no condensation being formed. I have limited access to the water jacket due to the insulation and case but the insulation near the heating elements is dry. Does anyone have any ideas? I can understand one that is wet all of the time. This is really weird.
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