Why does the flow rate of the kitchen faucet become smaller after changing the water heater?

Solution: 1. Check and ensure whether the opening of the tap water inlet valve of the water heater is the largest;

2. Disassemble the filter screen at the head of the faucet, clean the debris in the filter screen and put it back;

Reason analysis: The small water flow rate has nothing to do with the water heater itself, mostly due to the fact that in the process of replacing the water heater, the debris at the original water pipe joint is left in the water pipe, and the debris is washed to the head of the faucet by the water, blocking the faucet to varying degrees, resulting in a smaller water flow.

The number of liters of the water heater is not smaller than before, resulting in a smaller water flow.

There are two reasons for this: 1. When installing the water heater, the heat sealer overheats when installing the pipe, which blocks the pipe. 2. During the installation process, debris and dirt were generated and the faucet was blocked.

Suggestion: Check whether the faucet is clogged first, and then analyze whether there is a problem with the pipe.

After changing the water heater, the reason why the flow rate of the kitchen water faucet has become smaller is: the water inlet of the new water heater is larger, the amount of water is more, and the power of the internal pump is relatively large, resulting in the water pressure of the new water heater is larger than the original, and more water pressure is separated, so the water pressure in other places is smaller, and the flow rate is smaller. The flow rate of the kitchen water tap becomes smaller.

A water heater is a device that turns the temperature of cold water into hot water in a certain period of time through various physical principles. According to different principles, it can be divided into electric water heaters, gas water heaters, solar water heaters, magnetic energy water heaters, air energy water heaters, heating water heaters, etc.

This has nothing to do with water heaters.

You can check if the filter on the water (faucet) on the kitchen sink is clogged.

Generally, when installing a water heater, it is usually necessary to remove all the faucet filters and let the water sit for a while to flush away the impurities.

Check the valve under the water heater, and the valve under the sink, and twist it yourself to see if it gets better!

This problem is very simple, it has nothing to do with the water heater, if the tap water pressure in your home is low, the water flow of the water heater will become smaller, but you say that the kitchen is smaller and the water flow in the bathroom is larger than before, then there is only one reason, the pipeline leading to your kitchen is blocked, or your kitchen faucet is dirty and blocked, according to my years of experience in home appliance maintenance, most of the joints of the hot water outlet pipe of your water heater The round mouth of the leather cushion is too small and the water flow is not smooth.

Changed the kitchen faucet and the impurities were blocked.