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Anonymous users2024-01-24Blocked. Don't knock on the bricks first, do you have an angle valve under the basin, see if it's open, if it's not opened, you're sloppy. If it is opened, close the hot water valve, remove the angle valve under the basin below, open the hot water valve to see if it is water, if the water is out, it proves that the angle valve is blocked behind, if the water is not out, find a small air pressure pump to blow the blowpipe, it should be able to blow out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is estimated that the pipeline is clogged, and it is recommended to check it in sections. Carefully inspect the connection joints.
Landlord: Check how far the outlet of the hot water heater is from the shower outlet in your toilet, how far is the line, it is too long, 10-15 meters will definitely not be a problem! >>>More
There may be a blockage in the waterway, the washbasin is closer to the water heater, there is no blockage, it is easier to ignite the fire, the kitchen and bathroom are far away from the water heater, the longer the pipeline, the greater the resistance, if there are some impurities inside the pipeline, it is easier to cause blockage and cause the water heater to fail to ignite normally, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer for after-sales inspection first.
Because the water heater in the kitchen is relatively small. Generally, it is only 4-10 liters, so it is generally easy to use without it.
Gas water heaters are water-controlled and have a minimum water flow requirement, which is not met, and the water heater cannot release gas and turn on the ignition and cannot be used. >>>More
If a water heater is shared between the kitchen and the bathroom, then there is a corner valve underneath, which may not be opened, and the hot water will have to be turned on for a long time, because the long pipeline must drain the cold water first.