chris45096
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I live in a apartment and I have a shower that has three parts. The top part is the shower head, middle part is one of those 'twist' water control things, and the bottom part is the diverter/spout.
The diverter/spout was leaking a bit when the shower was on so my landlord called a plumber. The plumber spent 4-6 minutes in my bathroom and changed a leaking diverter with a new one. Since then the water preasure has been weaker out of the shower head (I expected it to get stronger as no water is going down the faucet).
What is going on? How is it physically possible to have weaker pressure with only a diverter change? Id say its about 20% weaker.
Its the same faucet (and he only spent about 5m in there anyway) and same shower head. Theories?
edit: And there is also about 2x more water out of the faucet then the top of the shower without a showerhead.
The diverter/spout was leaking a bit when the shower was on so my landlord called a plumber. The plumber spent 4-6 minutes in my bathroom and changed a leaking diverter with a new one. Since then the water preasure has been weaker out of the shower head (I expected it to get stronger as no water is going down the faucet).
What is going on? How is it physically possible to have weaker pressure with only a diverter change? Id say its about 20% weaker.
Its the same faucet (and he only spent about 5m in there anyway) and same shower head. Theories?
edit: And there is also about 2x more water out of the faucet then the top of the shower without a showerhead.
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