Water Pressure
Greetings All! My inline water filter canister broke at the threads. I replaced the canister and replaced the filter at the same time. Since the repairs, we have very, very little water pressure. I...
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Glad to hear your problem has been resolved.
FWIW; the 'pressure' was exactly the same. What worsened was the flow rate or gpm (gallons per minute). Pressure is measured with no fixtures running, (aka static pressure) in pounds. Your pressure gauge will tell you if you have a pressure problem. Flow rate is measured in gallons per minute. If the pressure remains normal, the loss of flow rate is indicative of a blockage or partial blockage as advised. Loss of pressure would be a pump problem if using your tanks, or outside the rig if hooked to city water.
Thus is is wise to check the pressure before checking for a blockage.
FWIW; the 'pressure' was exactly the same. What worsened was the flow rate or gpm (gallons per minute). Pressure is measured with no fixtures running, (aka static pressure) in pounds. Your pressure gauge will tell you if you have a pressure problem. Flow rate is measured in gallons per minute. If the pressure remains normal, the loss of flow rate is indicative of a blockage or partial blockage as advised. Loss of pressure would be a pump problem if using your tanks, or outside the rig if hooked to city water.
Thus is is wise to check the pressure before checking for a blockage.
