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Homeowner Forum / General / July 2008House water pressure Q?
It seems that no matter how much I screw in the screw adjustment the water pressure seems low. The Multi-Pure doesn't work well, the on demand Hot water heater doesn't kick on. What's up. I was told the way to up the pressure was to tighten the screww, Could that be wrong? "If I can not dance, I want no part in your revolution." Emma Goldman > It seems that no matter how much I screw in the screw adjustment the > water pressure seems low. The Multi-Pure doesn't work well, the on > demand Hot water heater doesn't kick on. > What's up. I was told the way to up the pressure was to tighten the > screww, Could that be wrong? Yes, tighten (CW) should raise pressure. The reducing valve may be broken or city mains pressure is low. Start with a call to the utility to see what assistance they will offer. Jim I wrote: > I want to run a portable dehumidifier with an external dehumidistat > (switch that goes on when the humidity is above a certain level). > And I'd like the furnace fan to go on when the dehumidifier does, to > circulate the air in my house so it'll dehumidify my whole house. > The dehumidifier has to have a manual control to do this I mean a mechanical control. My tongue got tangled, or my virtual tongue, my fingers. Laura > the ones with electronic controls forget their settings when power goes > off, or they have a capacitor so they remember the setting a short time. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > wall-mounted and directly connected to the house wiring, also one that > ?is an interrupt switch and plugs into a wall outlet. Hi, I don't mean to put the dehumidistat outside my house, but rather on a wall inside the house. "external" meaning external to the dehumidifier's control. You put the dehumidifier on continuous dehumidify, or on a very low humidity setting, and give it power through a dehumidistat switch. Laura I probably got an answer to this ... Somebody told me what you to is connect the R and G terminals to turn on the fan. So the dehumidistat switch would connect the R and G terminals as well as turning on the dehumidifier. Also they told me that if there's central AC, there would have to be a relay to avoid feeding power to the AC. I don't have AC now but I might get it. Comments? Laura |
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