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Reduced Water Pressure in Shower

Bill A.
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I have a weil-mclain tankless hot water system which both heats (steam) and provides domestic hot water to the second floor apartment of a two family home. recently the tenant has identified a reduction in water pressure in the shower - not so in the kitchen or bathroom sinks though. Water provided remains hot enough, simply pressure is the issue.
Can anyone tell me what might be the problem/tell me what steps to use to diagnose?
Thanks
Bill
Can anyone tell me what might be the problem/tell me what steps to use to diagnose?
Thanks
Bill
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I would remove the shower head and make sure it's not clogged by calcium deposits. Is there an anti-scald valve on the shower? This might need to be cleaned, adjusted, or replaced.0 -
check to see if there might be a restrictor installed in the shower head.also tale the time to check the shutoff valves for washer troubles.0
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