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Desert_Captain
Jul 27, 2015Explorer III
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Remove the aerators on faucets and then open....stand back :B
Your aerators are plugged
OB you are da MAN! That is exactly what the problem was. When I changed the anode, I had waited way too long and there was a lot of anode debris in the bottom of the water heater. Evidently some of that junk migrated up through the hot water lines to the sinks and pugged the aerators. I just rinsed them out and everything is working perfectly.
Can't thank you enough for your timely, knowledgable response. I salute you sir!
:B :B :B
Also a belated thanks to GM&JM, your explanation certainly clarifies. They must have been a little clogged before the anode debris as i have about 3 times the flow in the bathroom sink than I had before. Flushing the water tank was the last of my chores before our departure. Just have to load and hook up the trailer and bike(BMW), on Thursday for our run up to the rockies (New Mexico and Colorado).
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