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Old 05-08-2014, 08:02 AM   #1
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No hot water, only lukewarm....., FIX.

I found this video informative, and provides one possible unique FIX for those common "lukewarm" HWH conditions that we come across once in awhile:



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HA! I think that fixes another "problem" I was having with my shower head. I recently installed a shower head with an on/off switch on the head itself to make Navy showers more convenient instead of having to turn the knobs and readjust between cycles. I noticed that after I turned the switch back on, the water was scalding hot for a second or two, then it would equalize back to my pre-set comfortable temperature. This may explain that situation!

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HA! I think that fixes another "problem" I was having with my shower head. I recently installed a shower head with an on/off switch on the head itself to make Navy showers more convenient instead of having to turn the knobs and readjust between cycles. I noticed that after I turned the switch back on, the water was scalding hot for a second or two, then it would equalize back to my pre-set comfortable temperature. This may explain that situation!

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We have learned to stand aside for a few seconds when using the head valve on the shower.
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We have learned to stand aside for a few seconds when using the head valve on the shower.
Yeah, it was a hard lesson learned the first time. OUCH!
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I was having a similar problem last week, first camp after dewinterizing. Took me a while to figure out, then it suddenly dawned on me I never closed the hot water bypass valve so cold water was mixing with the hot.
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That is a good post Bob. Thanks
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Bob - Always neat watching videos about RV problems... Good info there for sure...

I was super impressed on how clean everything was in the video. Sure doesn't look like any of my hot water heater areas haha... I have to fight my way in among the black widow spiders, wasp nests and who knows what else lives there hehe...

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