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I have several Rheem in service since 2010. Takagi also, but 1 of those failed in 4 years. Leaking primary heat exchanger but covered under warranty. All for the most part dependable units.
You might be peeking a little. Use a blindfold and see how it turns out. Even AI makes mistakes. Many of us here build and install, we just live it, try not to brag, and help others.
Super busy last 2 days and I had similar issues with 1 of my 2 tanks. My problem was 1 valve was leaking. I didn't hear the leak because of the constant noise in the equipment room. I keep a spare valve disc kit on hand for that reason. 34 year old Ecowater system that will likely get replaced...
FYI, if using Nayax, after having both count up and count down, I still prefer count down with price points on the Nayax unit for customers to choose the amount they wish to spend. I never have to worry about a call from a customer who didn't end the session correctly. I will not go back to...
34 years for me in the business. If it wasn't for the area we live in I too would likely be tired. While it has changed some, our customer base consists mostly of good, honest and loyal folks. Midwest values. I feel for owners like Randy where the demographics have changed. I would probably put...
I still have Windtrax self service units in use, and they are different than those. Age of oldest is from 1990. I don't think they changed them that much, although you may be correct. Fondly remember Marvin, the owner, and Rick, the guy who designed their wash.
I would isolate, if possible, your floor heat runs 1 at a time to determine which run is leaking. You may luck out or buy time if it is possible to keep from freezing without that run. Infrared detector is another way to find the leak.