Author Topic: Help with hot water.  (Read 1734 times)


the solution is to masturbate in the boiler, while it's on.

trust me, i'm a plumber.


fun fact: argentina has the same economy system that the united states uses.

aka they didnt realize that huge credit flows are needed (housing market) and got forgeted.

Are you able to heat up water on a stove to use, or do you need to have hot tap water?

Check the connections between your pipes. Best case scenario you just have a blockage or improperly connected the new pump to the resivoir, worst case scenario there's a massive leak in the hot water thing that's completely shutting off flow.

Are you able to heat up water on a stove to use, or do you need to have hot tap water?
I'd rather have the hot tap water, thank you very much.

Check the connections between your pipes. Best case scenario you just have a blockage or improperly connected the new pump to the resivoir, worst case scenario there's a massive leak in the hot water thing that's completely shutting off flow.
As far as I can see, there's no leak and the pipes are correctly connected.


Have you tried letting it fill up instead of turning it wide open?

sounds like you're in some hot water this time!

good thing youre consulting the BLF because i have a long history and many years of experience with waterpumps!!!

I'd rather have the hot tap water, thank you very much.
As much of a convenience it is, in reality, there's very little it can do that can't be accomplished by putting some cold water in a pot, then heating it on a stove. If hiring a plumber to come look at your system isn't affordable, it's a decent alternative until you can get more money.

Well, I mean it WAS working until the pump issue. I'll just call one tomorrow.