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rocketmanbkk

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Hi Friends

Woke up today to low water pressure in my house.

It's a direct fed system with a combi.

Cold is @7lt per min now.

It happened last Oct but righted itself and now gone again.

Nothing changed, checked Thames Water, no works or leaks etc.

Any thoughts?

Thanks

Rct
 
Hi Friends

Woke up today to low water pressure in my house.

It's a direct fed system with a combi.

Cold is @7lt per min now.

It happened last Oct but righted itself and now gone again.

Nothing changed, checked Thames Water, no works or leaks etc.

Any thoughts?

Thanks

Rct
Is it just you or have you checked with the neighbors to see is they have had a drop as well, if so it is likely to be TW turning down the pressure if not check your supply pressure & any filters, stop valves anything where muck could get stuck.
 
Yeah need to check your neighbours. I have had two calls to water issues recently, one I was in the job 5 mins and water was coming out of the tap sporadically, so sometimes nothing. Went out to the van and saw a thames water guy, they had turned the street off and not told anyone. Very helpful. The other was in a block of flats and a few knocks on the doors and the three people that answered all had the same problems so obviously a problem in the road somewhere.
 
Didn't chant the stopcock today. Had Thames Water out, they're going to dig out and change the water meter and then test the pressure at the road. If that's ok there and the new meter doesn't change the pressure then I'll change the stopcock. The chap who attended just scratched his head!

Scratching head doesn't help me!!

I'll report back again soonest.
 

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