How to Flush Navien Tankless Water Heater
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- How to Flush Navien Tankless Water Heater, in these simple steps. Don't have a tankless water heater? Or maybe you'd like one in your home? We can arrange that! Please call us today!
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If you have any questions on the process, please let us know. Comment below if you've done this already, and how the process went for you.
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I love how this guy just pulls and tosses everything. I can just hear “ It was broken when I got here”
thought I'm the only one who sensed/saw that. He definitely looks pissed.
Great help!
Well done Lads, “plumbers” 💪🏼
What type of submersible pump did you use?
Thanks for this... I read that package for the Haymaker and it said to use 4 gallons of water to that one bottle?? What about turning off the gas? what about cleaning the filters?
Great video, I could not hear what you guys said regarding the mixture of white vinegar used to flush?
Great video. Thanks!
Thanks for the video, but I have a few questions…
Did you remove the front cover of the unit for any reason…ie, visual inspection of internals & cleaning of the air filter/screen?
Should the first step after isolating the unit via the valves be to drain drain it as to not further dilute the descaling solution?
Should the next step after draining be to clean the trap and filter prior to running the descaler?
Great questions! There is only a small amount of water in the heat exchanger, so no need to drain it.
I would clean the sediment trap last.
Thank you for this video. What's the parameters on the pump used to move the water into the tankless?
Everyone is looking for problems haha. Let him live bro Jeesh. Is the two way valve open? Can’t it just bypass the heat exchanger if it’s not unplugged while running to keep the two way valve open? I’m just talking shiiiiii. Good video guys.
Great video!! I used vinegar and emptied it back into its containers and it’s light blue do you know why?
Probably from copper ions.
Are Navien tankless water heaters HUD approved?
Hi I have a navies water heater it's stop working no hot water now?
What is the pump model you used. A lot of tankless ask for a pump flow rate of 8GPM.
Also can I use a utility non submursable pump instead.
If I have a well should I flush my tankless more frequently?
That all depends on the water hardness and the minerals in the water. We would happily take a water sample for you
Hi, do you think one could use white vinegar or a dilution of white vinegar?
Yes white vinegar can be used I would not dilute it.
@@ChampionPlumbing Thank you!
Thanks for the excellent video. Could I ask you a question. There's a valve on the back left side of my Navien. Should it be set to the six or nine o'clock position. Also, there are a number of small switches on the top part of the front display. Which of them should be on? I appreciate your help.
What happens if I don't flush each year?
That's a great question! If you don't flush your water heater annually and or have a water softener system you could void the manufacturer's 15-year warranty.
How many hp sump pump you need for this?
One
what do i need to check if the solution IS NOT COMING OUT from the hot water side?
That’s the “goes into” side.
From pump outlet in bucket-> hw
From cw to bucket
@@mattcampbell8023 my system was “cascaded” . Need to turn that feature off to open the valve.
Do you have to turn the gas off?
Turn off the gas and unplug it
Yes, that would be a extra nice safety precaution.
Good video, BUT, while you are doing the flush and checking the filters, why not tell people how to check the air filter? The first time I did my flush, I checked the air filter and it was FILTHY. Isn’t that important? My suggestion is you take this video down, re-do it and add checking the air filter. People need to know to do that. Just my opinion.
where's the air filter?
Old school here. There’s a distinct difference between needs and wants. Meaning that old saying transcends into uniform regs of any branch. Sadly politics and money play a factor in this. I’ll leave it at that.