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A check valve, backflow device, or pressure-reducing valve can prevent expanding water from moving back into the public water supply.
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Depending on your plumbing configuration and local requirements, an expansion tank may be needed as part of the installation.
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Repeated discharge from the temperature and pressure relief valve can indicate excessive pressure or thermal expansion.
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Changes in pressure as the water heater operates may point to an issue with thermal expansion or another pressure-control component.
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Banging or other pressure-related noises can be a reason to have the system inspected.
Water heater capacity
Incoming water pressure
Expected thermal expansion
Existing pressure controls
Available installation space
Check your incoming water pressure
Determine the appropriate expansion tank size
Set the tank's precharge pressure
Install it in the correct location
Inspect nearby piping and fittings
Check the water heater relief valve
Test the system for leaks and proper operation
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