Water heater Drip Leg

[kblatt (Kurt Blatt)]

I am putting up a Pop Quiz. Can you find the issue?

[mwilliams6 (Michael A. Williams, CMI)]

The Drip Leg is going up instead of down.

[mcyr (Marcel Cyr, CMI)]

I fixed the problem. LOL

[kblatt (Kurt Blatt)]

Thank you Michael

[kblatt (Kurt Blatt)]

Thank you Marcel

[jjonas (Jeffrey Jonas)]

Rookies… that’s a “gas hammer arrestor”!!

[jkaufman (Jacob Kaufman)]

That looks like a seat for realtors.

[mwilles (Martin Willes, CMI)]

Homeowner replaced the water heater and had no idea what a sediment trap was for…,nice.

[kblatt (Kurt Blatt)]

Dam! You nailed it!!!

[acunningham2 (Alan Cunningham, TREC# 22302)]

That’s funny

[bquinn2 (Bruce Quinn, CMI TN Lic #1574)]

Wow! That’s what I love about this “life”!! You never know what’s gonna show up next!

[etchilev (Emil Tchilev)]

Did you measured the direction of the gravity in the area? Probably it was just a temporal anomaly and now the weight resumed its pull downward. Any signs of extraterrestrial activity?

[jdeoliveira2 (John Paul de Oliveira, GB-2 #86934 / AB #44580)]

Missing s trap

[csmith76 (curtis smith)]

I was at a strip mall and all the A/C units were piped the same way, Man this guys been busy. lol

[rkehr (Randy Kehr)]

That’s for lighter-than-air sediment.

[dhorton2 (Daniel Horton, CMI®)]

same thing today…