Bizzare water pressure.
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Bizzare water pressure.
In the kitchen only when I turn on the hot or cold water by itself I have great water pressure but when I turn on the opposite water the pressure disappears. For example, I turn on hot water and let it warm up, then I turn the cold on a little and the pressure disappears. If I turn off the cold, the water jumps and returns to normal pressure. ... so strange that it's not constant. Help please and thank you!
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An odd problem. It almost sounds like an anti-scald problem..... not usually found in kitchen faucets. Can you tell us what kind of faucet it is.... make and model..... or a description might help.
An odd problem. It almost sounds like an anti-scald problem..... not usually found in kitchen faucets. Can you tell us what kind of faucet it is.... make and model..... or a description might help.
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Do you have a pressurizing pump. I had a problem like that a while ago and after calling a plumber it turned out to be an issue with the pump set up.
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What size line is feeding and coming off of the water heater, should be 3/4".
What type plumbing do you have?
My thinking is it may be a flow issue, not a pressure issue.
What type plumbing do you have?
My thinking is it may be a flow issue, not a pressure issue.