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Old 09-05-2011, 03:35 PM   #1
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Low water pressure

Hi! Me again! Seem to be having some issues. I already posted about the radio buzz so here's my other issue. While sitting outside we heard a "pop" and water started running out of the bottom of the trailer by the wheels. Had someone look at it and we needed a new flange. Problem is now we have almost no hot water pressure and lower cold water pressure. What happened? Thanks for your help.
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I don't know what you mean by "a flange". When my water over heats it drips out the pop-off valve and runs down from the outside from the access door.
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I'm like the previous post...I don't know what you mean by flange. But, if it's the water heater relief valve and it is open (popped) that would explain why you have virtually no water pressure. I would be guessing that the water level dropped low enough in the water heater to stop flowing out of the water heater but is still not allowing pressurization of system. Are you running on city or from fresh water tank?
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I don't know what you mean by "a flange". When my water over heats it drips out the pop-off valve and runs down from the outside from the access door.
Mine just did that tonight. It's like the gas didn't want to shut off. Or maybe I still have air in the tank. I dunno
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