Posted by Steve@Advance on April 20, 2022 at 08:02:08 from (24.182.105.214):
In Reply to: Hot water heater or? posted by Old560 on April 20, 2022 at 03:55:54:
Being it's gas, my theory is there is so much sediment in the bottom, it has insulated the inner surface to the point water can't get down to the bottom and transfer the heat away, so the bottom got extremely hot, created a steam pocket that exploded internally, releasing a cloud of sediment.
It's days are numbered!
A little late, but you can try to drain it. But be ready, chances are nothing will come out, maybe a drip. But also a good chance the valve will not close when done. Best have a hose cap to screw on to stop the leak. The valve may also be plastic and could break off when disturbed. Don't let it scald you!
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