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Anonymous users2024-01-24Check the bathroom water pressure or water pipes first, this situation may be far away from the bathroom, the water pressure caused by the fire is not ignited. If the water pressure in the kitchen is higher than that in the bathroom, and it is close to it, it is easy to hit.
The pipes in the bathroom are long, and the water pressure is not enough. So it can't start. You can find a plumber to change the plumbing for you, or install a small booster pump in the bathroom, and you can solve the problem. I hope my answer can help you, and I hope to adopt it!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Check the battery and ignition probe.
Gas water heaters need to use dry batteries to provide electricity to the ignition probe for ignition, so that the gas can be burned to heat hot water.
When ignition is not possible, it may be that the dry battery is out of power, cannot provide electric ignition, or check whether the connecting wire of the ignition probe is loose, poorly contacted, or broken. Check that the ignition probe is offset. And confirm that there is gas.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The kitchen faucet is a little blocked, open the filter of the faucet to clean the slag.
If the water output in the shower is small, it should be that the shower head is blocked, please unscrew the shower head to try, if it can be played, please replace or clean the shower head!
The reasons may be as follows: 1. Battery problem - if you use a battery, you should first see if the battery is too old, and the water heater will not catch fire if the voltage is not enough. >>>More
The reasons may be as follows: 1. Battery problem - if you use a battery, you should first see if the battery is too old, and the water heater will not catch fire if the voltage is not enough. >>>More
Kitchen water too.
resulting in flow through the water heater. >>>More
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