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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is downstairs from the inside of the water heater, there will be traces of the water heater directly above the yellow slime. You look slowly, there will be clues. If not, it is definitely not a water heater leak, so there is no need to be so entangled.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a slight leakage of rust dripping from the metal connector of the water heater water pipe joint.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Don't worry, wipe it clean with a rag first, then get a small piece of white paper and put it there to see if there's still one.
There should be no quality problems with the electric water heater, as far as the two burns you introduced, it is because the power of the water heater is relatively large when it is heated, the contact between the plug of the water heater and the internal metal sheet of the socket is not very good, and there is a loose situation, and the socket generates heat when the water heater is working, and the socket or plug is burned. >>>More
It's very simple, inject enough descaler into the online hot water pipe descaler and soak it for a few hours, and you can solve the problem.
This is not a big problem, the gas water heater hot water is very fast, and the distance between the two rooms cannot hinder the speed of hot water at all. So there is no need to install it separately.
According to the layout of the room you provide, the straight-line distance from the kitchen to the second bathroom is 6 meters, and if the room has not been renovated, you can consider sharing a gas water heater. If it has been renovated, your pipes need to bypass the living room, so that the pipes are more than 10 meters away, which is very inconvenient to use. Is it possible to consider sharing a water heater with the main bathroom?
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