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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is a strong smell of gas, there may be a hidden danger of gas leakage, for the sake of safety, it is recommended to ask the customer service staff to maintain and check it, after all, gas is dangerous, a relative of mine was poisoned by using a gas water heater, and the old couple were not saved, so it is no harm to be cautious.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It could be a leak in the pipes in the bathroom.
1. The flow rate of the toilet should be smaller than that of the kitchen, the heating speed of the boiler is fast, the water temperature stops when the furnace is reached, the water temperature decreases, the furnace starts, and the water temperature is unstable due to frequent furnace starting. >>>More
That's because the water out of the gas water heater when opening the faucet is the residual water in the original water heater pipeline, the pressure is not large, it looks very small, very empty, it is the residual bubbles in the pipeline, and what flows out after a while is the water that has just been opened, due to the high pressure, there are no bubbles in the pipeline, so it looks very clear!
It may be that the shower head is clogged or the hot water valve is clogged, just clean it up.
Check the water outlet of the hot water faucet, if it is small, it should be a problem caused by insufficient water flow. >>>More
Personally, I guess it's because your shower room is too far away from the water heater.