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[Solved] What is the reason for poor hot water pressure in all taps?

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  • #31 19289949
    Wiśnia119
    Level 5  
    Hello
    I unscrewed the screw of the hot water tank outlet, cleaned with a threaded screw from fi5 to fi10 on the length of 30cm (I just used a threaded screw-pin because I did not have anything so long) and the scale let go. Water is flowing like 9 years ago :-) . Thank you all for the hint. Greetings
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  • #32 19289956
    Wiśnia119
    Level 5  
    Hello
    I unscrewed the screw of the hot water tank outlet, cleaned with a threaded screw from fi5 to fi10 on the length of 30cm (I just used a threaded screw-pin because I did not have anything so long) and the scale let go. Water is flowing like 9 years ago :-) . Thank you all for the hint. Greetings

    Added after 1 [minute]:

    Hello
    Welcome
    I unscrewed the hot water tank outlet screw again, cleaned with a threaded screw from fi5 to fi10 over a length of 30cm (I just used a threaded screw-pin because I didn't have anything that long) and the scale let go. Water is flowing like 9 years ago :-) . Thank you all for the hint. Greetings

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user's issue with weak hot water pressure in their home, which has worsened over the past year, resulting in lukewarm water. The user has a dual-function gas furnace with a 300-liter tank and plastic pipes. Various potential causes were explored, including a clogged mesh filter, a malfunctioning check valve, and limescale buildup in the pipes. Users suggested checking the non-return valve and cleaning the tank outlet, which ultimately led to the resolution of the problem after significant scale was removed. The user confirmed that after cleaning, the hot water pressure returned to normal.
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