As long as the water doesn't drain out of the heater somehow, no. What kind of car are we working on...
This is a common complaint with mk2 Golfs, most of which were fitted with a heater matrix bypass valves to prevent the heater matrix from bursting under certain conditions. These bypass valves can fail, cutting off supply to the heater matrix resulting in no heat. Either replace the valves or remove them and fit a heater matrix from a mk3 Golf. These are stronger units and don't require bypass valves.
Check the flow rate by placing a one-gallon bucket under a hose bibb, ... Install antisiphon valves onto the control valves to prevent contaminated water from getting back into your home's supply lines. .... Did It Myself! Project ...
A directional control(dc) valve is use for selectively connecting the supply passage to the return passage in bypassing relation to the hydraulic motor to interrupt operation of the fan.
Tubs usually do not have shut off valve for them. You have to shut off the main supply. Depending on how the house is plumbed, you may be able to shut the cold supply to the water heater and that will shut off both the hot and cold or the main line where it comes into the house.
As long as there are working valves to shut off the hose at the washing machine connection, you do not need to shut off the main. If there are no valves there or they do not work, you must shut off the main before starting and then take advantage of this time to install shutoff valves as well.
Depends on the size of the heater Commerical etc
You can buy a faucet lots of places and should be able to install it. Most are held on with nuts that screw onto the tubes the supply lines attach to. Most supply lines have shutoff valves on them or you can shut the entire house off. You can usually change one with just a pair of pliers or pliers and an adjustable end wrench, commonly known as a Crescent Wrench.
Yes, but there still is all the water stored in the tank plus the water stored in the existing hot water lines throughout your home that will eventually leak out.If you intend to install a hot water heater (HWH) yourself and you do not have valves to isolate the existing plumbing then turn off your main water supply, drain the water from your home using the lowest level sink, then attach a hose to the bottom of the HWH and drain the tank. When you install the new HWH install new shutoff valves. (Hint: Check with your local city plumbing and see if an expansion tank is required.)
Terrible idea as the water is heated and the valves are closed there could be a very dangerous build up of pressure and temperature as the T&P is the only safety on these potential bombs. Install an expansion tank at water heater on cold water line to handle pressure buildup.
All showers need valves. They can be for the water supply, balancing the water and control of the shower. Without the valves, your shower will leak, causing damage to the surrounding areas.
All you have to do is install a Y fitting on both hot and cold shut off valves inside the cabinet. The other alternative is to T into the water supply and run new pipes for the other sink.
Check your water heater to ensure that the valve in the supply line is open. You can test that the water heater is working by using the relief valve at the top, just beware of the potential for scalding hot water to come out if the heater is operating correctly. If you have a full tank, and all the valves are open around the water heater, it may be time to call a plumber.