Search results

There’s a thermometer in that sensor valve that closes and stops the flow of water at about 105 degrees. If your pump isn’t running it can’t achieve the temp to close it, therefore making it a hot/cold cross connection.

Refrigerator/ice maker

I’ve seen that style faucet leak at the cartridge. Take off the handle, spin off the chrome piece under it, and tighten the cartridge. I’ve seen two cartridges loosen themselves up over time.

Raiders have the bigger fan base in the LA/Orange County market. More than Rams and Chargers combined. The owner of the Rams wasn't going to build a 2 billion dollar stadium and be the step child to the Raiders so they gave the Chargers the first shot to move here. Chargers had to move because...

Higher on the stick? Most likely you were supposed to cut the ring off the new flapper and install it on the flush valve arms only.

Get a less restrictive shower head or turn the temperature down on the heater

That's a poor design with Rohl pullout kitchen faucets, no swivel. I have a customer that has blown 2 hoses in 2 years due to the hose twisting itself up during everyday use.

Not cool to have Insinkerator incur cost for install errors.

You're not moving enough water through the heater to keep it on. Your shower head is clogged or the output temperature is too high.

Grab those pipes and shake them, if any are loose secure as needed

I'd call Toto customer service not Lowes customer service

Change the valve, we call those house flooder angle stops. Whether or not you need a plumber depends on your comfort level.

You most likely mean condenser coil not compressor. It needs to be cleaned once a year anyway so clean it after they're done.

If the only thing affected is the wash machine, disconnect the hoses and clean the sediment out of the built in screens in the wash machine.

Most likely the opposite, really cold winter temp water will condensate on the tank in the heated home. Either way it's a cross connection and needs to be fixed.

This is what we refer to as eaves in America, that's why the carpet and OSB board threw me off.

Why is there carpet and OSB board in the eves?

Take the shower head off and clean the debris out of the flow restrictor

I understand what you and Sheplmer are saying. I kept saying crimp fittings like in the Op's picture choke it down and most likely wouldn't be allowed. That being said, I've just never seen anything other than copper and galvanized that is used here.

#3 says, not be smaller than the diameter of the outlet of the valve served. Crimp fittings choke the ID of the diameter by about 1/2.