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To start, the first thing I would check is the fluid level in your cooling system. Do not remove the radiator cap if the engine is hot! The water will shoot out like a geyser and you could get burned or scalded by steaming hot water. Best to check it when the engine is cool. If you need to add fluid it should minimally be a mixture of 50% water and 50% antifreeze. This way the fluid won't freeze in the winter or overheat in the summer.
Check the hose that runs from the radiator cap to the overflow container. Make sure it doesn't have any holes in it and it is not plugged up. Make sure the overflow tank has fluid in it to the level indicated on the tank.
These are basic, simple things to check. If these don't remedy the problem other possibilities are a bad thermostat, water pump, radiator cap, or a plugged heater core.
When
cleaning the softener chamber, make sure you remove and clean the
syphon tube thoroughly.
This is the only chamber designed to handle
liquid. Otherwise, check that you have sufficient water pressure and
that the cold valve opens fully. If you dont hear a decent gush of water
during the rinse cycle, it's either pressure or the valve.
it can be that your geyser is not sending enough cold water to the pipes of your shower so you should check the sensitivity of your tap/valve. it happens sometimes that the tap turns as the water comes into contact with it. it can also be that cold water is used by someone else that also uses your geyser's water
Remove the cold hose from the machine.
Look inside the inlet you removed the hose from, there will be a screen.
Take it out, clean it, and replace it.
Problem solved.
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