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US Craftmaster Model G1E5040T3NV

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romanof

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Water heater started leaking profusely from under top cover. Had to shut off water supply. Checked and tightend inlet and outlet pipes but still leaking like a water fall. Read that the top cover is foamed on and can't be removed. Could the tank seam have given way or rusted? MFG date is 720069. Don't want to spend more than $400 for a replacement and research found that GE is cheap but it's really undependable. Any suggestions on brands to look at for around $400.

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About AO Smith Water Heaters Manufacturer

We will introduce you a company that is a leader in water heating industry, AO Smith Water Heating Company and their popular AO Smith water heatersmodels. A O Smith is in the heating business for almost 70 years, and it is well known for the quality and innovation in energy efficiency and tank protection.

Glass lining is the A.O. Smith patented process, designed many years ago to protect water tank heaters from corrosion; it is now a standard in the water heating industry.

A.O. Smith also owns several popular brands of hot water heaters that you probably had chance to see or read about:

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My uncle who is the "Master Plumber" (over 50years) will only use these.

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