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Residential Bosch Tankless Water Heater Problem Repair And Reviews
Free advice on bosch tankless water heater problems
5-6 inch galvinized double wall type b bosch tankless water heater vent tube?
need 5 to 8 feet of galvenized double wall tubine for a bosch tankless water heater
I have a NG Bosch tankless water heater and....?
when the hot and cold water are mixed, if you turn too much cold on, the pressure in the lines that keeps the burners on drops lower than the recommended limit and then the shower turns ice cold.Will a shower head that is designed to increase water pressure also help the pressure coming through the lines so I dont lose the hot water? I know there are units designed to increase water pressure, but from what Ive seen they are somewhat pricey. Any ideas?????
Should we replace our Bosch tankless water heater?
We just bought a house which has a Bosch tankless water heater propane . It is only 2 months old, the sellers had just had it put in.I'm not sure this is something I can get used to, if there is anything that can be done to improve it, if all tankless are like thisFirst you have to run the water for a few minutes to get any hot water. Is this ok for our well or our septic system? Note we've never had a well or septic system before, always town water sewer . Sometimes its really hot, sometimes its just warm. While taking a shower it can suddenly get all cold not sure why because my husband didn't run any water. I assume things will get worse in the winter when the starting temperature of the water is much colder. As in when I wash my hands it will be in icy cold water, and when the shower goes to cold it will be freezing We live in south eastern MA btw.Any recommendations? Is this defective or just the way they work? It must still be under warrenty, but if this is just how it works then its pointless to try to have it fixed.If we do replace it any recommendations of what to get for a water heater and tank or are their other options? And what are the benefits of a tankless water heater anyway? Are they suppose to be more energy efficient? ThanksIf weIt definately does not take seconds to get hot water... I'd guess 2 to 3 minutes. Really Oops did exagerate. Timed it, 1 minute 25 seconds. Though I still think sometimes its longer.Regardless, that is too long inconveient and I worry about the septic and the well. And if it will be worse in winter. Who will wait a minute and a half to wash their hands after using the toilet??
Why does my Bosch tankless water heater make a terrible high pitched noise when it is on?
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