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Water Leakage Phenomenon: Inside the hot water tank, there are magnesium rods that serve to prevent corrosion of the tank walls. Over time, these rods corrode and transfer the corrosion to the tank, causing water leakage. To prevent this situation, users need to perform regular maintenance to detect when the magnesium rods are almost completely corroded and replace them.
Leaking Pipes: The drain valves and pipes of the hot and cold water dispenser may develop leaks over time due to the effects of temperature and pressure. The best solution is to replace them.
Overloaded Hot and Cold Water Dispenser: The dispenser has a temperature control relay component that automatically shuts off when the temperature is high enough and turns on the heating element if the temperature is too low. Continuous 24/7 operation of the dispenser will cause the heating element to operate continuously, resulting in overload and unnecessary electricity consumption. In the long run, this will lead to unnecessary malfunctions.
Uneven Shower Flow: The cause may be due to improper pipeline design, resulting in inadequate water pressure. Additionally, mineral deposits on the showerhead may also be another reason. In the first case, you need to check the supply pipes, while in the second case, simply removing and cleaning the showerhead will suffice.
