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 Thanks again to .... the many people who post here!!! smileys with beer
Author: Harry's happy (TX)

Thanks to Plbg.com, I fixed the low pressure on the faucet. This unit has a spout that pulls out of the handle. I had replaced the pressure tank on my water pump. After that, there was low pressure in the kitchen faucet. I inspected the screen on the faucet and it was clean. I turned to this site for help because I can't afford a $200 faucet. There was a post recommending removing the pull out handle from the flexable hose it is connected to. Happily I could do this since the handle simply unscrewed from the flexable hose. I removed the screen from the handle and forced water backwards through the handle. Some debris came out. I supposed it was from when I changed the pressure tank. Anyway, I reassembled the works and the pressure is now working good as new. Thanks again to this site and the many people who post here!!!



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 Re: Thanks again to .... the many people who post here!!! smileys with beer
Author: Fixitangel (NC)

Well done, young grasshopper. You have become enlightened to the secrets of "back-flushing" debris against the current. This is one of the hallmarks of a True Jedi Plumber. May the force be with you! smiling smiley

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 Re: Thanks again to .... the many people who post here!!! smileys with beer
Author: packy (MA)

angel, you have just invented a new movie character. the "kung fu jedi"...

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