Questions & Answers for: General Electric sediment in well

...(over the phone diagnosis). My dad thinks it's either a faulty thermostat or a possible buildup of sediment on the bottom so that the sensor does not know the water is cold. Is this possible? I

Espresso machine has some very black hard sandpapery sediment in it which clogged it up and caused it to need repair. Was told that this was caused by the GE SmartWater reverse osmosis system that we ...

...think of anything else to do. Any suggestions? Thanks!! It sounds like there is quite a bit of sediment in the water. The filter you are using may be a very fine micron 5-10. Try using a 30-50 ...

I'm losing hot water pressure at all faucets in house. I drained tank, and no sediment/rust came out. The hot water outlet line to tank is hot, and so are lines throughout house to faucets. This ...

... But remember the larger the micron rating the more particulates pass through. If there is a lot of sediment coming the well and building up in the bottom of the pre-filtet housing you may want to ...

where do you put the filtration system if you want to eliminate all sediment from your hot water tank. Doe's it go before or after the softener and into the hot water tank? There are two water lines ...

...will reduce the water pressure significantly and plug up much faster. Also note if you have more sediment occurring. If on a well, hook a hose up to the drain at the well tank and flush the tank ...

...If the water heater is making gurgling rumbling and/or crackling sounds then tank has sediment build-up. You can also get a baseline of rust by flushing tank and watching if water is ...

...simultaneously pushing and twisting the red bleed.button from the outside. My theory, is that some sediment got caught in the o ring for the bleed valve causing it to not seat right. If this is the ...

...IS FINE I CHECKED THE OUT GOING LINES TO THE HOUSE THEY ARE CLEAR Water heater possible full of