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Anonymous users2024-01-24Where there may be problems: First, the sealing tape with threaded wound joints partially obscures the water outlet of the water pipe. The solution is to remove and check for correction.
Second, there are garbage particles in the water quality that rush into the faucet outlet network and block part of the mesh, or the small garbage left during the faucet manufacturing.
Other reasons are that the newly selected faucet has a smaller internal diameter than the old faucet, resulting in a reduction in water output.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Some faucets have filters at their outlets, and if they are blocked, the amount of water will be smaller.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The faucet you replace may be a new water-saving faucet with a water-saving device installed in it. It makes you look like the water beam is about the same or larger than the previous normal faucet water beam, but the water output is less than half of the previous faucet. These settings are now used in water-saving faucets to reduce unnecessary water waste.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Was it normal before? It's not that the water pressure can't go up.
The opening of the valve in one faucet is too small.
Check if there is any situation of Du Sai, it is best to go to the entrance of the building to see if there is a sticker, and find a master to repair it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20As a rule of thumb, there may be the following reasons: A faucet inlet hose may be bent!
Second, the filter screen is blocked due to poor water quality, which is the outlet network.
The third is that the angle valve switch linked to the faucet is too small.
It should be dealt with according to different situations, and it can be solved by checking it well!
The front end of your time-delay flushometer should be 4 points and 1 inch, and the water pressure is not high, the spring of the time-delay flushometer is a little out of order, and the pressure is lost for about 10 seconds after flushing, and the flow rate of the faucet is of course reduced during this time. The sound is caused by the impact of air in the pipe, which is called "water hammer". You only need to stagger it for about 10 seconds, and there is basically no such problem. >>>More
The kitchen faucet has become smaller, and the hose hose has a thick reservoir inside, because the water material is not good, and the alkalinity is relatively large for three layers, you have to clean it properly, so that after a long time, there will be no more limescale blocking the water pipe and causing less water in the water pipe.
Bathroom faucets should often use warm and hot water, which is easy to produce scale, resulting in a small water output of the faucet, you can unscrew the faucet spout and clean it to wash off the small scale.
Remove the strainer in the spout of the faucet.
The water from the faucet in the kitchen sink is very small, and there is a sprinkling of leaves on the faucet, so you unscrew it and clean it until the faucet sits there and can be unscrewed.