loss of hot water pressure
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 the valves and f...
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 the valves and f...
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answersRemove 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). Another thing yo...
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answersYour temp is set too high or (more likely) the lower therm (and possibly element) has gone bad.
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answersThat's usually the place, unfortunately.Bob
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answersHi Neal,Check out the Plumbing, the one about a septic for a cabin.Bob
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answersHubby 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 insulation unde...
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answersI'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 it done by a plu...
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answersHW tanks are relatively easy installation. Yes, definately put a pan under it, use teflon tapes on the threads, there should be only threaded connections, NO com...
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answersSPB,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 year old appli...
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answersYour lower thermostat is bad. Replace it.
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answersNormally, you just need to open all the spigots, shower controls, etc and flush the lines.Bob
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answersCheck your supply valves, sometimes the washers stick. Check the aerator.
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answersIn 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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answersDid you notice if the water was hotter than normal when it pops? Replace the lower thermostat.Bob
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answersIf 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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answersWhat 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 from the furnace...
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answersHe 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 that regular tr...
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answersCheck 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 hard, crackly,...
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answersRoger,Could you reference "gfci is required on all recepticles on concrete floors"? Is it local? I know of no requirement for such. The NEC requires GFCI's in unf...
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answersRemove the face plate and pull out the stopper, run a snake down thru the opening.Bob
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