While many homeowners know that they need to flush their traditional storage-tank water heaters annually to clear out sediment, many aren’t sure if they need to do the same for a tankless water heater. After all, there’s no tank for sediment to collect in.
It’s still a good idea to flush your tankless water heater, and we can walk you through exactly how to do it.
Over time, your tankless water heater’s heating chamber will accumulate mineral deposits. This build-up can erode the walls of the heating chamber if left unattended. Every year, it’s a good idea to clean your water heater by flushing out the mineral deposits.
Here’s a general rundown of how to flush a tankless water heater. You should still check your model’s manual and follow the instructions. If you’re not sure about the process, don’t hesitate to contact the professionals at Poore’s Propane to help!
This is the process for flushing a tankless propane water heater:
If your tankless water heater isn’t functioning at peak efficiency, Poore’s Propane can provide assistance. Contact us today for service.*
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