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What could cause a shower to give warm water for a few seconds, then only cold water? Added edit per feedback from OP. |
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What could cause a shower to give warm water for a few seconds, then only cold water? Added illustration of pre-mixing configuration, per request in (now rejected) edit from OP. |
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What could cause a shower to give warm water for a few seconds, then only cold water? deleted 3 characters in body |
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What could cause a shower to give warm water for a few seconds, then only cold water? I'm guessing that initial burst of warm water only occurs when you test this faucet multiple times in a row. If you leave the faucet off for a few hours the hot water supply pipe should cool since the hot water is not flowing through the pipe and the unmoving water/pipe will slowly radiate and lose temperature. If you turn the faucet back on after this cooling period does the water even get warm? |
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