At one point, Conan, you were gracious enough to offer your advice regarding home repairs in response to all of those who have helped you with your computer ills.
Does the offer still stand? Because I have a water pressure problem.
Let me first go through the system (like any good computer troubleshooter needs the system specifications):
- Main Processor = water pump for well water
- Bus = copper pipes
- Co-Processor = old rusty water heater (gas) that may start leaking any day
- Output = bathtub faucet in the main bathroom (master bath works fine as does the downstairs bathroom)
As far as problems, there is no "blue screen of death," but the water is deathly cold and the tile in the tub is blue?
Basically we turn on the water in the bath tub in the main bathroom and the cold water runs at a pretty good pace, but the hot water just trickles. I've checked a home repair manual which suggested that one cause might be the pipes clogging and suggested replacing steel pipes with copper. I'm pretty sure that the pipes are already copper, so I don't quite know what to do.
Any ideas?
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