I have an all in one shower faucet where you turn the handle between hot and cold to get the right temperature. Today I had to set it all the way on hot, yet the water was just warm. The water from the sink was very hot. How can I fix this?
depending on the brand of faucet, there is a adjustment under the handle that allows the handle to turn further to the hot side, it is called a limit. it could also be pipe insulation, but the water would eventually get as hot as the sink.with the above mentioned limit, it is a safety feature called a scauld gaurd, in the colder months you have to readjust for colder water temperature of the main.
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Do your hot water pipes for the shower run near an outside wall or through a cold area of the house? If you have access to the pipes you may want to insulate the pipes. On the other hand you could have a bad mixer valve and would need to replace it.
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Find the papers that came with the faucet. There should be a drawing of your faucet with explanations of parts and features. Make sure the Limit Stop is not set too low. see if there is a troubleshooting guide. Check with the manufacturer, either on thier website or call them and ask for technical assistance.
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