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Water Heater Safety Tips Every Homeowner Should Know

This presentation outlines key safety tips for maintaining water heaters, including regular inspections, pressure valve checks, and annual tank flushing. Designed to help homeowners prevent hazards, improve efficiency, and ensure safe operation of their water heating systems.tttttt

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Water Heater Safety Tips Every Homeowner Should Know

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  1. Water Heater Safety Tips Every Homeowner Should Know Keeping your home safe and warm.

  2. Introduction • Water heaters are essential but require regular maintenance for safe operation. • A poorly maintained heater can lead to risks such as leaks, explosions, or inefficient energy use.

  3. Inspect Regularly

  4. Pressure Relief Valve Maintenance • The pressure relief valve prevents dangerous pressure buildup. • How-To: Lift the valve handle briefly to release pressure, then lower it. Do this yearly. • If no water is released, contact a professional for valve replacement.

  5. Flush the Tank Annually

  6. Professional Inspection • Schedule a professional inspection annually for thorough checks of electrical, gas, and mechanical components. • Professionals can detect hidden issues that might lead to costly repairs or accidents. • Reminder: Consider inspections even for new water heaters to ensure proper setup.

  7. Recognize End-of-Life Signs • Know when replacement is needed: frequent repairs, loud noises, and irregular water temperatures are signs. • Old heaters become inefficient and may pose safety risks. • Tip: Start considering replacement after 8-12 years or as recommended by the manufacturer.

  8. Thankyou

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