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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the water in the bathroom is completely cold, it means that the water heater has not been ignited, there may be a blockage of the pipeline, and the water temperature is not high enough, which is generally caused by too far away, the hot water pipe is not insulated, and the temperature loss is too large during the flow of hot water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Close the valve of the water heater first, and see if there is water in the first faucet that can put water behind the water meter? No, there is no water in the inlet pipe, is it pressed by the water heater to close the valve in front of the water meter, it is not opened or broken, check it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22See if the tap water inlet valve is not open enough, so the water flow becomes smaller. This valve is right behind the water meter. Either there's something blocked from the newly installed water pipe, so there's little flow.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The water tap is blocked, clean it up or try another one!
No, when the house was built, it was considered, the water heaters are equipped with leakage protection, and the switch box also has leakage protection, it is useless to have more, and the general bath bomb should not be leaked.
As long as the hot water pipes in the room are interconnected, if there is hot water in the kitchen, there should be hot water in the basin; >>>More
If your bathroom is a little higher than the kitchen, it still has a slight impact. However, this also depends on whether your main water inlet pipe is close to the kitchen and close to the water heater.
The inlet and outlet are 75-80 cm down and 10 cm in the middle of the electric top down to about 65 on the right side of the water heater and the bottom edge of the water heater is the best.
If there is already a gas water heater in the kitchen, there is no need to install another electric water heater in the bathroom, the gas water heaters are all instantaneous, no need to wait, turn on the faucet and soon there will be hot water use.