jdb-HILO
Member
There's 2 valves (hooked to the waterlines) that terminate into the floor, under the hotwater tank. Not a normal looking valve. Are those drain valves for the water lines?
jdb-HILO
Member
Thanks again. I hadn't crawled under there yet. It's been raining here in wa. forever. Now, i just noticed that the ram's leaking. Yet more learning to do. Jeez...
sam-HILO
Senior Member
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If you could post pictures of the parts you want identified that would help us to answer your questions.
If you could post pictures of the parts you want identified that would help us to answer your questions.
JIM L-HILO
Senior Member
On My 2805C these two valves are to drain the water lines and do stick down under the floor aprox 3".
jdb-HILO
Member
Thanks for the info. Im a little slow on the tech. side of things. Havent learned how to take pics or do the attachment thing. Something to work on.
Can see i need do get with the program.
Can see i need do get with the program.sam-HILO
Senior Member
Posting pictures
I'm not very computer literate. My 23yr. old daughter that is challenged with Autism has to do some computer things for me. I didn't grow up with computers like she did. What we did we do before computers? Our furnice humidifier won't turn on. I got on the computer and looked at the parts list. They even listed what part was bad. Found out the part is under a five yr. warranty. We've owned it for a little shy of three yrs. Our heating,AC guy is going to come and take care of the problem free of charge. He recently tuned up the furnice and I was standing there when he checked out the humidifier.That is why the service call is free.
I'm not very computer literate. My 23yr. old daughter that is challenged with Autism has to do some computer things for me. I didn't grow up with computers like she did. What we did we do before computers? Our furnice humidifier won't turn on. I got on the computer and looked at the parts list. They even listed what part was bad. Found out the part is under a five yr. warranty. We've owned it for a little shy of three yrs. Our heating,AC guy is going to come and take care of the problem free of charge. He recently tuned up the furnice and I was standing there when he checked out the humidifier.That is why the service call is free.
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