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01-14-2009, 08:07 PM
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Why can`t I get pressure from the faucet when I have pressur...
 Why can`t I get pressure from the faucet when I have pressure from the pipes going to it? Have changed faucet and checked new faucet for restrictions.Last edited by samt1952; 01-14-2009 at 08:35 PM. |
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Slow flow in faucet
Try removing the aerator (if this is a kitchen or bathroom sink). I had the smallest little thing blocking almost all of the water supply. Hard to believe, but those bits of metal can slough off and get caught in there.
Also--I couldn't get any flow out of a shower head, and I poked through the "governor" (the thing that's supposed to reduce the water flow). Yeah, I guess you shouldn't if you want to use less water, but I wanted something more than a dribble. Good luck. CT |
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