
Pool heater water-leak diagnosis
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Water around a pool heater does not always mean the heat exchanger failed. The leak may come from a union, header, drain plug, pressure switch connection, bypass assembly, plumbing fitting, condensation, or internal exchanger damage.

What the diagnostic covers
Water around a pool heater does not always mean the heat exchanger failed. The leak may come from a union, header, drain plug, pressure switch connection, bypass assembly, plumbing fitting, condensation, or internal exchanger damage.
Pool Heater Experts checks the operating sequence, safety controls, system conditions, and visible equipment condition. The exact procedure depends on the heater model and the fault present.
Send the heater brand, model number, error code, postal code, and a short description.
For faster help, text clear photos to (647) 699-2474.
Common questions
Not always. External fittings, unions, seals, headers, and sensors may be repairable. A leaking heat exchanger often changes the repair decision.
Turn the heater off when water is entering electrical or burner areas, or when the leak is significant. Keep the circulation pump requirements in mind and arrange service.
Common causes include corrosion, poor water chemistry, freezing, overheating, restricted flow, and age.
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