Ask Experts Questions for FREE Help !
Ask
    bennyhill38's Avatar
    bennyhill38 Posts: 6, Reputation: -2
    New Member
     
    #1

    May 13, 2012, 04:17 PM
    Why don't you get pressure from your hot water tank?
    I wasn't getting any hot water pressure from the hot water heater to all the facets and shower. I noticed that the tank took longer than usual to fill. I take no resposibility for any damage you cause! Everyone has a different situation!

    How I fixed my problem!
    I turned off the electric to the heater for safety precaution as you should if a gas hot water heater turn off the gas. Drain the tank then take all lines loose from the top of the tank. (Inlet cold side and outlet Hot side), look inside the pipes coming from the tank and yopu will see a plastic check valve, They tend to get rust in them or frose up. Remove them entirely one on each side. Note: they are a pain in the butt to remove but they will come out. After they are removed reconnect lines and fill. Note: After removing them it took my tank 3 minutes to fill when before it took 2 hours. Pressure is restired sinple fix doesn't cost you $600.00 for a plumber to do it because he won't even tell you that is the problem. All he will you is check please!

    I hope this helps all the disabled people who can't afford a $150 per hour plumber and all the disabled Veterans, or the elderly that get taken advantage of.

    Need more answers for anything? Email me >Removed< I will be happy to help for free. Im a disabled veteran myself that get taken advantage of daily good luck!

    Regards
    Robert
    bennyhill38's Avatar
    bennyhill38 Posts: 6, Reputation: -2
    New Member
     
    #2

    May 13, 2012, 04:17 PM
    How I fixed my problem!
    I turned off the electric to the heater for safety precaution as you should if a gas hot water heater turn off the gas. Drain the tank then take all lines loose from the top of the tank. (Inlet cold side and outlet Hot side), look inside the pipes coming from the tank and yopu will see a plastic check valve, They tend to get rust in them or frose up. Remove them entirely one on each side. Note: they are a pain in the butt to remove but they will come out. After they are removed reconnect lines and fill. Note: After removing them it took my tank 3 minutes to fill when before it took 2 hours. Pressure is restired sinple fix doesn't cost you $600.00 for a plumber to do it because he won't even tell you that is the problem. All he will you is check please!
    ballengerb1's Avatar
    ballengerb1 Posts: 27,378, Reputation: 2280
    Home Repair & Remodeling Expert
     
    #3

    May 13, 2012, 07:16 PM
    Benny, you are not in the USA, right?

Not your question? Ask your question View similar questions

 

Question Tools Search this Question
Search this Question:

Advanced Search

Add your answer here.


Check out some similar questions!

We have an older hot water tank that is not getting any hot water pressure at all. [ 1 Answers ]

A few months ago we had a new water tank put in outside as we have our own well and the bladder went bad in the old water tank. A couple of weeks later we had zero pressure on the hot water thruout our house. The hot water tank inside the house is operating but we can't get any hot water out in...

What do you do if you get no hot water pressure after replacing hot water tank [ 0 Answers ]

We replaced the Gas hot water tank and now no HOT water pressure.. what do we do ?

Low hot water pressure to tub (only) after replacing hot water tank [ 1 Answers ]

I just replaced my hot water tank and installed a new one. Now, the hot water pressure in the shower/bathtub (only) is weak - all other faucets seem normal, and the cold water in the shower is fine. Water pressure was fine before I replaced the tank, the problems with the old one were that the...

Replaced a hot water tank,water is not going to the pressure tank-the pump stays on [ 2 Answers ]

Replaced a hot water tank, turned the pump on and the water is bypassing the pressure tank. The pressure tank will not fill up and the pump remains on and will not shut off. We do get water though but needs to shut off the pump so it will not burn out. Any thoughts? Thank you Any ideas will...

Does the pressure from the hot water tank effect the pressure of the cold water? [ 2 Answers ]

We have very low water pressure at our kitchen sink from both the cold and hot water faucets, but no problem with the water pressure to the bathroom or washer. The cold water tank is closest to the kitchen and the hot water heater is near the bathroom and washer. Someone told my roommate that there...


View more questions Search