How to flush hot water heater
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as mine doesn't even have a handle I can't flush mine but if you have the turn off handle on the hotwater valve you just put a bucket under the the faucet and turn it on and drain a couple gallons out
1266208
yes if you don't fully empty the hot water tank it is likely you will be cleaning up water after your installation
2107517
Yes, it should be flushed periodically. Otherwise, mineral deposits clog the filter, leading to the unit not functioning (the little green light on your control box will flash red). Cleaning the filter is not hard. Read the instruction manual. My unit also requires several minutes for hot water to arrive.
528420
Unplug the unit and take it to the sink, pour the old water out then take the unit apart, I use about a Tablespoon of vinegar mixed with about a cup of water take an old wash cloth and wipe around the inside, it will have a built up of water deposit around the heating element and where it get's really warm at, I take an old toothbrush or cotton swabs and try and get as much off as I can but you won't get all of it off and that's ok. and pour a little of the cleaning solution in it then rinse all out of everything. I do this once a week. To keep the water deposit from building up use distilled water. Then fill the tank up and it's ready to use. Hope this help's. Unplug the unit and take it to the sink, pour the old water out then take the unit apart, I use about a Tablespoon of vinegar mixed with about a cup of water take an old wash cloth and wipe around the inside, it will have a built up of water deposit around the heating element and where it get's really warm at, I take an old toothbrush or cotton swabs and try and get as much off as I can but you won't get all of it off and that's ok. and pour a little of the cleaning solution in it then rinse all out of everything. I do this once a week. To keep the water deposit from building up use... » Read More Unplug the unit and take it to the sink, pour the old water out then take the unit apart, I use about a Tablespoon of vinegar mixed with about a cup of water take an old wash cloth and wipe around the inside, it will have a built up of water deposit around the heating element and where it get's really warm at, I take an old toothbrush or cotton swabs and try and get as much off as I can but you won't get all of it off and that's ok. and pour a little of the cleaning solution in it then rinse all out of everything. I do this once a week. To keep the water deposit from building up use distilled water. Then fill the tank up and it's ready to use. Hope this help's. « Show Less
620073
you just turn on, first you get cold water with low presure, after you turning continiously, you can get warmer water with high presure when hot water pouring into faucet
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Cold water input to your hot water heater runs though the unit. Best to get a licensed plumber to do the install.
633062
the flush is a pump action. pump it as many times as needed. just keep eye on water level. no electricity needed.pull handle out to open tank while you flush.
1019882
Hi it need to be put in the water line and plugged in. Should be done by a plumber
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No, sorry I don't, but research you tube. It actually is not that bad. There are two panels on the side of the hot water heater which provide easy access to the upper and lower thermostat. Just make sure the electric current is cut to the unit, then you are safe to do what needs to be done. Just remember how you take it apart, and put it back the same way. Good luck!!
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Hook it into your shower and run your water on hot all the way until it starts to soften. Then let the hose hang on the shower floor a while. I did this with my water heater set on 130 F. It took about 20 minutes of blistering hot water to get it where I liked it.
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Directions come with the bidet. One hose connects to the water flow to the toilet (cold water) and the other hose connects to the hot water supply from your bathroom sink. You actually are replacing the hoses that exist with new hoses and connectors. The connectors allow you to attach the bidet. I had to replace some of my parts (shut off valves; old ones would not shut off ) under my sink but it only cost me about another $30.
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clean it with vinegar and water pour it through it then flush with water a few times
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unscrew lid pour 1 cup bleach and the rest hot water let sit for 1 hour rinse and wipe
1490510
Go to the bottom of your water heater (not underneath) and turn the knob to the next hottest point or arrow.
569273
there is a control knob on the front of heater lower face. I have it set one mark below the a onthe dail . this gives me 125 drgee water at the closes tap
1408825
Turn off house water. Open faucet downstairs to remove pressure. Take out screws on cover then remove screws holding cartridge cover on. pulls right out. grease new with plumbers grease(silicone) and slide in. reverse order. several of these look similar. if its loose in housing or won't fit, don't force. get proper part.
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Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the toilet doesn't rock. Attach water line to new water valve tightly. Test and check for leaks. Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the... » Read More Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the toilet doesn't rock. Attach water line to new water valve tightly. Test and check for leaks. « Show Less