If both lines were clogged, then it would be the aerator. More likely the sediment has clogged the valves (faucet and supply). You need to remove t...
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Remove the shower head and see if you get water, if so it's the head, if not, then you probably have a clog (removing the head may clear a clog). A...
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Your temp is set too high or (more likely) the lower therm (and possibly element) has gone bad.
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That's usually the place, unfortunately.Bob
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Hi Neal,Check out the Plumbing, the one about a septic for a cabin.Bob
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Hubby may be correct. The only way to determine drain leaks is to look for water or stains at the base of the wall, discolored vinyl, wet spots or ...
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I'm not a real fan of compression fittings at the hw tank, but if you've never sweated lines, don't know anybody who has and aren't going to have i...
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HW tanks are relatively easy installation. Yes, definately put a pan under it, use teflon tapes on the threads, there should be only threaded conn...
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SPB,We've had the Neptune almost two years now. Best appliance investment we've made. Will never buy a top loader again. I disagree with DanO, a 20...
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Your lower thermostat is bad. Replace it.
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Normally, you just need to open all the spigots, shower controls, etc and flush the lines.Bob
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Check your supply valves, sometimes the washers stick. Check the aerator.
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In some states, any alterations, replacements of septics must be engineered. I would go ahead and have an engineer do a plan.Bob
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Did you notice if the water was hotter than normal when it pops? Replace the lower thermostat.Bob
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If you're under warranty, get the plumber to fix it. You're looking at living with a mess now versus a mess later with you paying.
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What type of floor furnace? Have you checked the furnace filters? What is the air quality where she lives?The most likely cause (if it's soot) is f...
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He may be correct about the damage, but usually they're inactive at this time. I would have it recchecked in the spring. Also, many folks believe ...
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Check your float level. Check to be sure that the flapper is okay, an old flapper will shut to soon not allowing enough water to flush. If it feels...
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Roger,Could you reference "gfci is required on all recepticles on concrete floors"? Is it local? I know of no requirement for such. The NEC require...
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Remove the face plate and pull out the stopper, run a snake down thru the opening.Bob
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