11-27-2025, 11:50 AM
I just ordered some century heat transfer fluid to refill the overflow tank on the aquahot because the level has slowly been dropping.
I thought it might have something to do with the heater running, but on closer inspection I noticed that there was a small puddle of fluid near the back of the unit. Looking around some more i found that coolant had been running down the AH exhaust pipe and making a puddle on the ground.
I'm not seeing a leak around any of the external piping or pumps so I'm assuming that it's coming for inside of the unit itself.
I haven't found much in the manual about a leak and or how to fix it. I am assuming that it's going to be a major operation to fix the problem but I don't know.
Does anyone know or have an idea of what could be leaking on the inside of the aquahot?
Thanks in advance,
Tyler
I thought it might have something to do with the heater running, but on closer inspection I noticed that there was a small puddle of fluid near the back of the unit. Looking around some more i found that coolant had been running down the AH exhaust pipe and making a puddle on the ground.
I'm not seeing a leak around any of the external piping or pumps so I'm assuming that it's coming for inside of the unit itself.
I haven't found much in the manual about a leak and or how to fix it. I am assuming that it's going to be a major operation to fix the problem but I don't know.
Does anyone know or have an idea of what could be leaking on the inside of the aquahot?
Thanks in advance,
Tyler
Tyler & Hannah Phillips
1999 Newell # 525
Previous Coach 1993 Foretravel Grand Villa
Living in the desert, Glen Canyon NRA

