Kohler diverter reducing water pressure by 4-5 times :(? - kohler k 2904
Hello,
I've recently bought, tub and shower faucet from Kohler.
(http://www.kohler.co.in/onlinecatalog/detail.jsp?item=567724&prod_num=K-675)
After installation, I found that reducing the water for at least 4-5 times that I do not pressure in the shower.
For example, if I measure the water pressure in terms of how far that is triggered when the ground and in the background, straight from the tank that goes up to 6-8 feet. The water then moves upwards due to the change and shower reaches the point, and reduced to 2 feet, measured the same way. This means that you do not get pressure in the shower
Has made the normal behavior of a shunt or a mistake?
Thanks
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Kohler K 2904 Kohler Diverter Reducing Water Pressure By 4-5 Times :(?
4 comments:
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It seems normal, but please call 1-800-4KOHLER (456-4537) and its technical staff can say for sure!
Inverter is only a switch, shower head is the problem?
I have a Kohler bath and shower without any problems like this before. Kohler has a lifetime warranty, and I found very useful for other problems. They can not now be the rod with a handle for a good reason in the position that the temperature regulating the right to burn the book if someone is keeping cold water.
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