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kiropod

Navien Tankless Question

kiropod
12 years ago

I had a navien NR240A tankless water heater installed this week and have noticed a modest change in water pressure. Is this normal and if yes, can it be adjusted? If it cannot, what are my options for bumping up the pressure (noticeable while showering). Thanks for your help.

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