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Anonymous Posted on Jan 23, 2011

I have an LC front loader washer that has a water hammer problem when the hot water tries to fill the machine. It works fine with the cold water only. It makes my house pipes bang loudly and it is getting worse. What do I do?

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Actually its a part that needs to be installed before shutt off valves you can find them at your local plumbing shopp lowes homedepot or menards or call a local plumber

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