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From the top portion of water heater there is a copper discharge pipe tht extends out and then points down. Near the attachment to the water heater, there is a valve release. There is water dripping (slow) from the end of the discharge pipe. I tried raising the valve and water came out from the end of the pipe. When I released it the water stopped but the slow drip is still there. Ideas??
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Dont need IDEAS. The valve has served its purpose and is now ready to be replaced with a new one. They only last a few years and shuld be replaced periodically even if they do not drip.: From the top portion of water heater there is a copper discharge : pipe tht extends out and then points down. Near the attachment to : the water heater, there is a valve release. There is water dripping : (slow) from the end of the discharge pipe. I tried raising the valve : and water came out from the end of the pipe. When I released it the : water stopped but the slow drip is still there. Ideas??
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