Yes you should because it MAYBE start a fire.
Because it is burning.
A leaking water heater can be very dangerous and should not be used if it is leaking. Also, you should clean the leakage and keep it away from any other electronics.
Yes. I would. If you are replacing the hot water lines, it is also a good time to drain the hot water heater and get rid of all the junk at the bottom of the hot water heater. That should be done once a year. Your hot water heater must be off when you do that, your hot water heater should be off when you drain your hot water heater. You will see boiler scale come out of your water heater. Leaving the boiler scale in your water heater makes it less efficient. It makes it harder to heat your water. It is the same as throwing money down the drain. If you want to give your money away, you should give it to the Salvation Army instead of the Utility Company.
A solar water heater reduces the amount of electricity required to heat a given amount of water. Essentially its a preheater. Though during the summer water heating is almost completely unnecessary.
From 100 to 150 mm from the front face of the baseboard heater.
No, a semicolon is not needed in this sentence. A period could be used instead to separate the two independent clauses: "Water is not everywhere. It's miles away."
The purpose of the water heater overflow pipe is to release excess water if the pressure or temperature inside the water heater becomes too high. This prevents potential water damage by diverting the excess water away from the heater and safely outside the building, reducing the risk of flooding or damage to the surrounding area.
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18 inches
Proper water heater grounding is important for safety and efficiency because it helps prevent electrical shocks and fires. Grounding ensures that excess electricity is safely directed away from the water heater, reducing the risk of accidents. Additionally, proper grounding can improve the efficiency of the water heater by ensuring that it functions correctly and lasts longer.
It erodes it- wears it away over a period of time.
That depends on how far away is the fixture requiring hot water as a tankless has no return circulation thus your using a lot of water that cools on longer runs. It also would depend on the fixture units required ( GPM max and min flow)