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air flow which will cause you to have problems with the water heater, same thing if you where to put screen on it. You can try enlarging the pipe to a 3 inch and see if that works. But 15 years in the

...water heater and you will get air in the pipes that will cause all sorts of noise, humming, growling, the pipes will rattle and with the restricted lines and build up of sediment, the pressure relief ...

New, 1 year, boiler unit makes loud banging noises (in pipes) throughout house all night long. What could be the cause? Thanks, Cathy air in system bleed air at all radiators

...air in the line. Water heaters make noise when sediment builds up inside of tank. I would probably try to track location of noise, and then put that spot on top of suspect list. For example if sink ...

water-hammer-600.jpg Air chamber has to be vertical, and about 18" long, with cap on top. By code each Hot and Cold line at each tap will have air chamber located behind the wall. So there are two air

air chamber. So the water can slosh back and forth. IF you have factory-installed heat traps on your water heater, these things have rubber baffles. The baffles hum and rattle and whistle and clog and

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...water heater installed Add 18" air chamber made from pipe Add expansion tank Remove heat trap nipples or inserts ...

water pipes (steel) are probably full of rust. The noise is air in the pipes. Use the pressure relief valve to let air escape. The risk is if the relief valve is old it may not shut off. Also air will

pilot and turned to hot and recieved hot water then it quit. after lighting the pilot again and turning to hot made a bang noise in the tank and went out Air in the gas. Bleed the pipe before lighting