Adjusting lime coasting - Shimano Cycling

lime will react with an acid or caustic soda( sodium hydroxide) Talk with a plumber to ensure that any heavy solvent will not harm the pipes first. May be a toilet snake used by plumbers will scrape away the lime allowing it to be flushed to t\he main syatem

did you adjust the teeth with blue cream.

The shifter cable has stretched and needs replacing or the adjustment for it has moved and needs adjust

Right click time on taskbar, select Adjust date/time and then click button Change time zone. Select your time zone from drop menu, then click ok.

Did you try a web search for "coaster brake adjustment"? Search engines have lots of instant answers.

http://www.sheldonbrown.com/coaster-brakes.html

Back fire on coasting down,deceleration,is a lean condition,that will also cause the idle,low end sloppy throttle,idle speed jet has become dirty,a good carb clean/rebuild with carb kit,carburators synchronized,and fuel mix adjustment,I would also check for any air leaks,that can cause a lean condition too.

1) The best place to find this information in your manual.
Typical Rheem manual in my files shows temperature is adjusted by pressing UP and DOWN temperature buttons on remote.

2) Manual says: Temperatures of up to 140°F
(60°C) for Light duty models and up to 180°F
(82°C) for Heavy Duty models can be
achieved with the MAIN (UMC-117) remote
control and a dip switch adjustment. Only
qualified service personnel should perform
this adjustment. Only factory authorized
remote control(s) should be used.

3) Typical manual shows information on page 22-23. Search pdf for 'temp'
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Rheem-RTG74IndoorOutdoor_owners.pdf

4) This information squares with what I heard before that trained service technician is needed to adjust water temperature.
I think Rheem does this since tankless will not achieve that rise in temperature if incoming water is cold.
BTUs put out by tankless burner has limit.
If incoming water is colder than certain temperature, then tankless cannot raise temperature quick enough as water passes through burner.

5) You might also need a tempering tank, to modify cold water in winter:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Tempering-tank.html

6) Suggest you also read the yearly maintenance required for tankless.
For example tankless are prone to lime build up and need to be de-limed each year with vinegar.
Lime build up will certainly affect water temperature.

7) Following 2 links might be helpful for tankless owner:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Delime-tankless-water-heater.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Paloma-Tankless-Error-Codes.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-install-gas-water-heater.html

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Could be lime on thermostat probe.When unplugged remove probe and crack off lime deposits.To access ,remove top lid and loosen fill tube nut for fill basin.Take out basin and thermostat is underneath. Also check heating element or hi-limit.Ohm to check with a meter.

If your talking about the hot water faucet the flow rate can't be adjusted.There may be a blockage from lime at the tank fitting.You will need to clean fitting of lime.

With these Faucets, you can remove the handle and make adjustments to the max Hot water setting (scald guard).

You may also have a faulty or lime-covered cartridge.

SEE THIS SITE for making adjustments/replacing the cartridge.

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