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Nas

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Hi I got called by a customer today to try and fix low water pressure on his hot water bath tap (its a shower mixer type fed from a water cylinder). All the pipework looked ok to me. So I disconnected the flexi pipe connected to the tap. I checked the pressure going in and the pressure seems ok. So he the tap must be causing the problem right???

Is it possible the a double check valve may fix this problem?? I've got a feeling the cold water pressure through the tap is affecting HW pressure.
 
if its a mixer tap it should have check valves anyway. give it a go its a cheap enough option to try, and if nothing else it will give wras compliance and eliminate a possible cause.


KJ
 

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