tankless water heater

Keith_14

I was told today that I need to replace my tankless water heater because its leaking into my residential drinking water. I am no plumber and I am REALLY tight on funds, Especially this time of year. I found a replacement for $130.00. Is this a job I can do myself? I am not to worried about the installation as I am about the removal of the old one. It is about 30 years old and I am worried about breaking off a bolt. If I do break one is it a total diaster? As You can see by attached pic it looks pretty old. I was told if I want I could install a seperate electic water heater but that bill could be crazy. I have only oil heat and this boiler is heating my radiant floor. I am worried that if I do break a bolt that my heat for my house and my water will be out. I can't risk that in New England in December. Any suggestions wiould be great. Thanks and Happy Holidays to all!

Al Letellier_9

Unless you thoroughly understand how to isolate, drain, refill and purge you heating system and can handle broken bolts and control re-mounting, leave this job for a pro. There's more to it than just swapping out the coil.

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