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Bathroom Exhaust Fan Repair and Maintenance Guide

May 21, 2013

http://maintenance20.blogspot.com/ Bathroom Exhaust Fan Repair and Maintenance Guide Does your bathroom exhaust fan squeal or squeak when you turn it on? Never fear, the problem is easy to fix. The bathroom exhaust fan is one of those over looked pieces of equipment that is frequently used, but infrequently maintained. In fact, most people do not even know that the exhaust fan needs maintenance. The bathroom fan is subjected to extreme moisture, and therefore collects dust. It is the combination of moisture, dust, and the heat generated by its operation, that takes its toll on this little electric fan motor. Indeed, it will take more time to read this article, than it takes to fix a squealing exhaust fan. Caution: Before performing the steps below, make sure the switch that powers the fan is in the off position. If your exhaust fan is wired so that it comes on when you turn the bathroom lights on, then you will need to perform the removal steps using a flashlight

How to clean and maintain acrylic splashbacks

May 20, 2013

How to clean and maintain acrylic splashbacks Most splashbacks don't require a lot of care, but may be damaged if you don't clean them properly. Most splashbacks can be cleaned with a damp cloth and a bit of household cleaner, but different types of materials will require different levels of care. Here are a few tips to keep your splashback in pristine condition: How to clean and maintain acrylic splashbacks: Clean your acrylic splashback with a damp cloth and an all-purpose cleaning agent. To avoid streaking, use a dry cloth after the wet one. Never use abrasive cloths or cleaning agents – acrylic in particular is fairly easily scratched, and won't tolerate abrasion too well. If you do scratch your acrylic splashback, you may be able to buff it out. Contact the manufacturer for recommendations. Ensure that the edges of your acrylic splashback are properly sealed with a silicone sealant. If the silicon fails, repair it immediately. How to clean and m

How to fix water leaks from pipes

May 29, 2013

How to fix water leaks from pipes A) Disconnect all power to the spa. Inspect the equipment compartment. If leak is under the pump, this indicates a possible pump seal failure. If leak is detected, replace pump or install new seal, as appropriate. B) Check all union fittings at hot tub pump and heater. Unions can even vibrate loose on a brand new spa during shipment, and should be hand tightened if necessary. If hand tightening is difficult, loosen pump mounting bolts, move components into alignment, then tighten unions and re-tighten pump mounting bolts. Never use a wrench to tighten spa unions. C) Next, inspect heater, pressure switch and surrounding components. Replace any defective parts as indicated by leak. See Heater Testing D) Inspect all of the valves. Repair or replace if leak is indicated. Knife style valves are sometimes bolted together and contain a gasket between the halves which can fail, particularly upon freezing or with prolonged poor water

How to get rid of salt and sediment from inside water pipes

July 18, 2013

How to get rid of salt and sediment from inside water pipes You can clean the pipes of lime and salt deposits in the following way: 1 - you have to empty the tank so that left him a small amount of water 2 - Put the amount of chlorine in the water tank so that it becomes clear chlorine 3 - Open taps the so up chlorinated water blended and filled by all the pipes .. Then Aglekayaa again 4 - Leave the water inside the pipes intact for a full day 5 - a national spring water inside the pipes beginning of the outlet water tank .. Pressure will be using compressed air at a rate of 3 bar 6 - to fill the tank with fresh water and continued until the water pressure to get rid of the remnants of chlorine and odor If the sediment large Vstensl on the cut Coles rough .. Might clog water taps .. So preferably water taps decoder so Tfshei the field out easily then Idi installation of taps Safety requirements you had not used since the development of water, chlorine and water tank w

How to Combine Toilet & Sink Drains

May 21, 2013

How to Combine Toilet & Sink Drains B athrooms usually have more than one plumbing fixture, and it’s inconvenient and expensive to run individual drain lines from each fixture to the house’s main sewer line. Instead, plumbers connect drain lines in the floor beneath the bathroom and install a common vent that allows water and waste to drain without forming an airlock. The toilet has the largest drainpipe, so the sink drain, which is smaller in diameter, will empty into the toilet drain line. The Toilet Drain 1-Connect a 3-inch PVC closet bend to the bottom of the toilet flange located in the floor where the toilet will sit. A closet bend is sweeping 90-degree elbow that connects the flange to a 3-inch drainpipe that runs between the floor joists. There is no need to install a trap beneath the toilet because toilets have built-in traps. 2-Attach the open end of the closet bend to a horizontal 3-inch drainpipe. The drainpipe runs horizontally only until it can des