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Default Water heater leak?

Roger Long wrote:
Although, if the pump diaphragm is starting to leak air on the back
stroke, wouldn't air bubbles or froth start to show up in the water
stream? I haven't seen any yet.


Nope...and you won't. 'Cuz it's not PULLING any air into the line, it's
just a slight air leak that breaks the prime.



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