Water Home Security - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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call Defiant Customer Service8 a.m.-7 p.m., EST, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., EST, Saturday1-866-308-3976 It may be covered by warranty,. Most probable is no and replace with a new one.

The Internet is flooded with reports that the sensors do not work. Are you certain the sprinklers are involved? Most people just report "great unit but the nonfunctioning sensor makes it worthless."

I had a water leak in my basement and didn't know where it was coming from. I called the city and they told me to call a leak detection guy and they gave me Tony Schrantz's number. He came out and was able to tell me my water to my service was leak underground. He was able to pinpoint the leak so the contractor knew where to dig to fix the leak. reasonable rates. Just call Water Conservation Services out of Lino Lakes MN. This guy came out right away and had no extra charge for doing so.t away

Check the impeller for any blockages, or blocked discharge or intake lines.

Most likely water heater.If it's electric heater, check circuit breaker in breaker box.If it's gas, check if pilot light is lit.If it's a gas, pilotless heater (quartz igniter), check that the igniter works.

could be a bad pump or the piping is to larg

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I have to assume that your husband completed the plumbing job or jobs that required turning off the water in the first place. And, that he turned off the MAIN valve only, which isolates the whole house from your source (city,well,etc). If that is the case, then he just has to open that again, allowing water to come in again. Sounds overly simple, but sometimes the simplest things go unnoticed. I suppose that the line could also have become clogged or somehow damaged, but that seem unlikely. Good luck!

Have you checked for a major leak in the line bringing the water to your house or under the house where the line comes in? Or is it a case of the pipes being frozen? Because you did say. If it is frozen pipes leave the faucets turned on half way, because when they thaw, you don't want to much air and water rushing out at one time and going places you don't want it to.