Re: No Pressure

Posted by hj on July 30, 2003 at 19:21:45:
In response to Re: No Pressure
the most likely thing is that the water valve is either mostly turned off or it has broken in the closed position and only a little water can get through it. : I tiled under the hot water heater. I turned it off, drained it, the moved it. I now have it hooked back up, and there aren't any leaks, but I have no pressure for the hot water. It starts out with pressure, then starts to trickle. Anyone have any ideas?

Posted by hj on July 30, 2003 at 19:21:45:

In response to Re: No Pressure

the most likely thing is that the water valve is either mostly turned off or it has broken in the closed position and only a little water can get through it.

: I tiled under the hot water heater. I turned it off, drained it, the moved it. I now have it hooked back up, and there aren't any leaks, but I have no pressure for the hot water. It starts out with pressure, then starts to trickle. Anyone have any ideas?

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