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What's the Difference Between an Appliance Leak and a Leak in the Network Feeding It?
A leak in the appliance itself (such as a heater or washing machine) is usually confined to its location and stops once the appliance is repaired or replaced. But a leak in the supply line feeding the appliance (inside the wall, for example) can continue even after the appliance is repaired or replaced, because the source is in the network, not the appliance — this needs an electronic inspection to pinpoint the location precisely, rather than assuming that replacing the appliance solves the problem.