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jeedee 03-30-2016 08:45 PM

finally got a plumber to check it out.

turns out there was something jamming one of the pipes preventing any water from getting through.

plumber opened it up and unjammed it for $150.

Thanks for all the help and advice, especially yours bcrdukes :)

bcrdukes 03-30-2016 10:08 PM

Glad it worked out! :)

blkgsr 04-08-2016 06:38 PM

something jamming the pipes means something has come loose inside the tank and is indicative of a larger problem....


what "pipe" was clogged? the inlet (cold water) or the outlet (hot water)

quasi 04-08-2016 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jeedee (Post 8742225)
Gave them a call yesterday and they told me its a $95 fee just to get someone to check what's wrong. Did that happen to you as well?

$100 is a steep price just for a diagnosis IMO. Ended up telling them on the phone I'll think about it and explore other options :fuckthatshit:

Glad you got it fixed and I'm late to this thread but damm I wish our company could charge for quotes. I probably land 1 job for every 15-20 quotes I give out and the time I spend on them ranges from 1 to 40+ hours each depending on the size.

jeedee 04-09-2016 03:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blkgsr (Post 8745529)
something jamming the pipes means something has come loose inside the tank and is indicative of a larger problem....


what "pipe" was clogged? the inlet (cold water) or the outlet (hot water)

I wasn't at home at the time but it was probably the outlet as the cold water was working just fine.

Quote:

Originally Posted by quasi (Post 8745584)
Glad you got it fixed and I'm late to this thread but damm I wish our company could charge for quotes. I probably land 1 job for every 15-20 quotes I give out and the time I spend on them ranges from 1 to 40+ hours each depending on the size.

you guys should probably start charging for quotes. Seems like every company i called wouldn't come look at my water tank without charging a fee to give a quote lol.

Seems like I have a bigger problem down the road for my water tank might just give you a call in the future quasi :)

blkgsr 04-09-2016 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeedee (Post 8745611)
I wasn't at home at the time but it was probably the outlet as the cold water was working just fine.

ya i know i just wrote it to cover all options....most likely the inside of the tank is rusting and a piece broke loose

IfUCare 06-08-2016 10:46 PM

So the hot water tank at my place seems to be having issues too..
can anyone recommend a place to replace it?
PM or here would be great.

Euro7r 01-02-2017 12:20 PM

Bumping. I noticed I haven't been getting "HOT" water in my showers at my house. Water is luke warm and it does get hot "ONLY" if I crank all the water to HOT end 100%, which never requires getting to the point. All the sinks work fine and can get hot water.

Usually when I turn on the shower, I move the lever from "Off" to middle to get water flowing, which typically releases "Warm/Decent Hot" water, which is perfect to get showers started, but last week, it's been releasing "Cold" water when I move the lever to the middle. I've been forced to move the lever closer to the "Hot" end, around half way between middle and "Hot" end, which typically never gets to that point unless I'm completely wasting water with a super long shower.

I have no idea what the issue is. Any thoughts guys?

http://i.imgur.com/HE2xVcA.jpg

whitev70r 01-02-2017 12:38 PM

Look at it as a forced Polar Bear Swim.

MelonBoy 01-02-2017 01:56 PM

Your handle piece could be getting rusty/loose and not catching the on/off piece or maybe the plastic piece behind the handle is loose?

(The plastic piece lets you set how hot you can put your water. ei. mine only gets so hot even if you crank it all the water to hot)


Quote:

Originally Posted by Euro7r (Post 8813583)
Bumping. I noticed I haven't been getting "HOT" water in my showers at my house. Water is luke warm and it does get hot "ONLY" if I crank all the water to HOT end 100%, which never requires getting to the point. All the sinks work fine and can get hot water.

Usually when I turn on the shower, I move the lever from "Off" to middle to get water flowing, which typically releases "Warm/Decent Hot" water, which is perfect to get showers started, but last week, it's been releasing "Cold" water when I move the lever to the middle. I've been forced to move the lever closer to the "Hot" end, around half way between middle and "Hot" end, which typically never gets to that point unless I'm completely wasting water with a super long shower.

I have no idea what the issue is. Any thoughts guys?

http://i.imgur.com/HE2xVcA.jpg


Hondaracer 01-02-2017 06:11 PM

Somthing with the diverter there most likely if sinks and everything else are fine

lowside67 01-02-2017 08:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Euro7r (Post 8813583)
Bumping. I noticed I haven't been getting "HOT" water in my showers at my house. Water is luke warm and it does get hot "ONLY" if I crank all the water to HOT end 100%, which never requires getting to the point. All the sinks work fine and can get hot water.

Usually when I turn on the shower, I move the lever from "Off" to middle to get water flowing, which typically releases "Warm/Decent Hot" water, which is perfect to get showers started, but last week, it's been releasing "Cold" water when I move the lever to the middle. I've been forced to move the lever closer to the "Hot" end, around half way between middle and "Hot" end, which typically never gets to that point unless I'm completely wasting water with a super long shower.

I have no idea what the issue is. Any thoughts guys?

http://i.imgur.com/HE2xVcA.jpg

Is it only one shower or all the showers? I know you said the sinks work fine but in the beginning of your post you said "showers" and in the end you said "shower". If only one shower, highly likely that it is related to your faucet in that shower.

Mark

JesseBlue 05-12-2017 07:56 PM

Besides Papa's can anyone provide other contracts to replace hot water heater tanks. 50 gallons should be enough and is electric.

roastpuff 05-12-2017 08:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JesseBlue (Post 8841399)
Besides Papa's can anyone provide other contracts to replace hot water heater tanks. 50 gallons should be enough and is electric.

Kingsway Plumbing - fair and reasonable rates.

JesseBlue 05-16-2017 12:01 AM

I'll give them a call. TY


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