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Wed, Nov 9, 11 at 22:32
| I have a second floor bathroom with a problem sink. Whenever I run the hot water in the vanity, it will come out with a nice steady flow until the actual hot water reaches the faucet from my basement heater. Then it shuts down to barely a trickle. This started happening in the last year or two. The faucet is fairly new (maybe 5 years) has two handles which mix the water into one faucet. I think it might be a pegasus. Could my hot water heater be the reason? It was changed out about 2 years ago. Perhaps it's set too high? |
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- Posted by weedmeister (My Page) on Thu, Nov 10, 11 at 14:54
| Is this one of those faucets with an anti-scald feature? |
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- Posted by chillygator (My Page) on Thu, Nov 10, 11 at 16:50
| I don't know. I did not buy this faucet. It was installed in the vanity when we bought it. I didn't think vanity faucets had those but I just googled it and apparently they can. I'll be taking it apart to check this weekend. |
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