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Anonymous users2024-01-24On the premise that there is no water tank installed, it is necessary to clearly understand whether the cold water tap water in the bathroom is supplied regularly, and if there is no cold water during the non-water supply period, it is normal. When there is no water during the water supply period, you need to check if there are any other barrier valves in the water line that are closed.
On the premise of installing the water tank, it is necessary to see if the water tank is empty, and if there is no water, you have to wait for the water supply period to be stored. If there is water in the tank, then the key to solving this problem is to see if there is a valve closed between the tank and the faucet line? If not, it's the water pipe holding its breath.
The occurrence of this situation is due to the previous water use, accidentally drained all the water in the water tank, the faucet pipeline is filled with air, when the water tank is filled with water again, the water flow can not enter the pipeline of the faucet, to solve this problem, it is necessary to exhaust, that is, at the lowest end of the water outlet pipeline of the water tank, unscrew an interface, wait for a large amount of air to be discharged until there is a water spray, immediately screw the interface, open the faucet, and resume normal use.
Check whether the water heater is turned off when disassembling and installing the water heater, and whether the cut-off door is not opened.
You can buy it separately, just buy the short fitting.
Hello? It's a pipe. Each house is connected from the water meter to the home by a pipe, and then divided into bathrooms, kitchens and other places.
This is because the pressure of the hot water is relatively small, maybe you use it in the kitchen, and the water pressure in the bathroom will definitely be much smaller.
As you described! It should be that the water pipe coming down from your water tower is blocked or which valve is closed!