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Anonymous users2024-01-24Is it a gas water heater? If it is, use a separate gas cylinder for the water heater, adjust the pressure reducing valve to the minimum, and the gas output is small, the fire will be small, and the water temperature will be low. If it is an electric water heater, the mixing valve can be adjusted to the appropriate temperature.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yours isn't self-thermostating, right, because the water from the shower is too small, so the temperature rises.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It should be possible to rule out the problem with the water heater as one of your hot water supply points is normal. It should be a problem with the water pipes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If the shower adjustment switch can't control the temperature, adjust the temperature of the gas water heater directly before use.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The left is cold and the right is hot, and the cold water can be turned on more.
Machine reason: If your water heater in your home is an old-fashioned water vapor linkage valve starter device. It is that the rubber diaphragm (black rubber round disc-shaped object) in the mixing valve of the water heater has aged or damaged for a long time, making it difficult or even unusable for the machine to start at low water pressure. >>>More
I think the temperature will rise a little bit.
And what kind of pipe are you using, if it is a PPR hot water pipe, it is better, because it is thicker, and the PPR cold water pipe is thin and dissipates heat quickly. >>>More
Gas or electric water heaters can be used to access the kitchen and bathroom.
Gas water heaters that can't catch fire can be divided into no ignition sound and no ignition and no ignition sound when there is a little fire. >>>More
There is no difference, it's just that Midea registered two names in order to avoid being copied by the side ball name.