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Subject: Re: Bedroom Leak-Not on floor

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Harvey Lawrence

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Date Posted: 12/ 17/ 01, 8:36am
In reply to: George Kremer 's message, "Bedroom Leak-Not on floor" on 12/ 9/ 01, 10:34am

George, this reply is a long shot but since you said your investigations indicated no hot water heater or water line involvement here goes. I had a leak in my 79 that was in fact a roof seem leak and it would build up in a little pocket and then let go. Very difficult to locate source but found it after a bit. Another source of water since you said there was no rain, is AC condensate leaking from an AC unit and running down roof line to the top of the bed.
I decidedly think these are long shots but still possibilities.
Harv

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