I sure hope you don't kill any relatives for the insurance money after posting this request. Even if you are bllnd you can find the dial.
Never. It is very dangerous to adjust the control during water heater operation.
The heater output temperature is regulated by airflow control doors inside the dash, not a water valve.
A Dodge Durango does not have a water control valve in the heater plumbing. The cabin temperature is controlled with airflow control doors.
Have you turned the control from Pilot to On? Have you increased the temperature setting?
rad hoses route coolant to the engine to maintain operating temperature (to keep engine from overheating). Heater hoses supply the heater core (inside most vehicles) with hot water, when heater/ac temperature control knob is turned toward hot, to heat the interior of the vehicle by opening and closing a water flow control valve allowing water to enter the heater core for heat. =;)
No one but you can decide. The whole reason for a water bed heater is to make the people sleeping on the bed comfortable. For that reason, the temperature should be raised or lowered according to your comfort.
A 2001 Chrysler Town and Country does not have a water control valve in the heater system. The cabin temperature is controlled with electric motors on airflow control doors.
The heater is controlled by the same panel as the fan switch. The temperature is controlled by a cable that moves an airflow control door inside the HVAC housing. There is no water control valve if that is what you are looking for.
"A water heater stores water in a tank and heats the water with a flame at the bottom. The hot water rises to the top of the tank, while the colder water falls to the bottom near the heat source." A water heater is simply a tank of water with a heat source at the bottom. It can be set to a certain temperature and is dispersed throughout the home through the water infrastructure.
Heater temperature control valve.
Many homeowners do not realize that they can adjust the heat settings on their home's water heater. Although you can set your water heater to heat water until it is very hot, it is a good idea to keep your water heater's settings turned down to a lower temperature. Heating your water to a very hot temperature wastes energy. Additionally, if the water in your shower or sink is too hot, it could scald members of your household. Keep your water heater adjusted so that it does not cause burns or waste energy.
There has to be a way to turn down the temperature somewhere on your water heater. There is either a dial on a manual control or up and down arrows on an eletronic one.