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mnicholet is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Anybody know what this is? Looks like a bypass on cold water supply to hot water tank. One line has vacuum break going into drain stand pipe. Im not sure why it was done like this? Your suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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I'm not sure but I think it's a pressure release valve. Not the TPR but one of another type.
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Flow through trap primer
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Looks like some sort of air bleed valve to me. It's hard to tell from the picture though. Something similar to what is usually installed on hydronic heating systems. If that's the case, it looks like it's installed upside down.
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what is it for?
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Another method is to have the small supply pipe connected to a regularly used faucet. Each time the faucet is used, a small quantity of water is delivered to the trap. I prefer the second method over the first as I have seen many of the drip type now not funtioning either due to corrsion, or possibly dirt, blocking the drip mechanism. Last edited by Brian A. MacNeish; 7/24/08 at 1:07 PM.. |
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No matter how filtered or softened your water is eventually the minerals that escape that process will clog the drip. I agree Brian.
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