K-4711 BIDET SEAT NO LONGER SPRAYS WATER. BOTH PUMPS RUN, IT DOES FILL WITH WATER, BOTH SPRAY ARMS MOVE FREELY AND ARE CLEAN. INLET FILTER IS ALSO CLEAN. WHAT DO WE DO?

are you sure it is E1 not P1?
Error P1 is not enough water flow.
Clean water filter located on cold water inlet at top of cold pipe when cold enters unit
Test single handle faucets for crossover
Check if faucet can fill 1 gallon can in 30 seconds.


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1. do you have limescale in your source water, if yes you need to clean your machine with a special product that can be found in the market.
2. pressure sensor is broken
3. inlet filter is dirty you can unscrew the inlet pipe and look for a small filter and clean it.

Sounds like a lot of unknowns from your article. Here are some basic checks

- if they are the honeywell zone valves and you try to open them and get resistance than 9/10 times the t-stat is not calling for heat and the valve should be closed
-if stat is calling and wants heat zone valve lever should be free of resistance when moving it
- 15-20 psi is a little high but could be normal based on the size of your place and the temperature you are reading these pressures at
-with the pumps always running seems to me that the pumps are hard wired to a constant electrical source, if you want optimal control install a taco zone controller

Copy following link for troubleshoot resources Rheem/Paloma tankless:
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http://waterheatertimer.org/Crossover.html

Error P1 is not enough water flow.
Clean water filter located on cold water inlet at top of cold pipe when cold enters unit
Test single handle faucets for crossover
Check if faucet can fill 1 gallon can in 30 seconds.

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water from heater is no longer hot

line pluged up.

Yes, it will run up your bill! Sounds like the float is hanging up. Take tank lid off and flush, watch the float and if your tank fills quickly but does not stop, bend the float arm to angle the float down further, this should allow your water to stop coming in much quicker. The other possibility could be if the plug at the bottom does not seal correctly after flushing, if so, the water will leak until the plug sits down all the way.

You need to do 2 things. Take the lid off and check that the water level is up to the fill line, if it is you need to adjust the flapper. If it's not back the screw out on top until it is. Their should be a cylindrical piece of foam on the chain going to the handle. You need to pull off the retainers and move that foam closer to the flapper thus dumping more water in each flush.

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Does it have bll **** on it?That means a long brass rod with a ball on the end.If it does then gap it with both hands and with the hand next to the ball push down a little ways and keep doing this until the water stops running.If you have a fluidmaster brown or black the little wire on the side of you will see a little metal piece squeezed it and down and the should stop.

The part is called a flapper - replace it - very cheap.