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11 Feb 1997 at 1:47 pm #285653
Mike Cook
I live in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth area, recently after a freeze in the area I started experiencing problems with a loud vibration in my pipes after I flush my toilet. The tank fills up ok, but once it is done filling the loud vibration occurs, any ideas? Thank you
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9 Nov 1999 at 3:33 am #302621
David Dean
Participant: I live in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth area, recently after a freeze : in the area I started experiencing problems with a loud vibration : in my pipes after I flush my toilet. The tank fills up ok, but once : it is done filling the loud vibration occurs, any ideas? : Thank youtoilet fill valve is culprit, replace fill valve.
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9 Nov 1999 at 3:33 am #302622
David Dean
Participant: I live in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth area, recently after a freeze : in the area I started experiencing problems with a loud vibration : in my pipes after I flush my toilet. The tank fills up ok, but once : it is done filling the loud vibration occurs, any ideas? : Thank youDean Your problem is probably the toilet fill valve. Replace fill valve. GOOD LUCK 214-503-8000
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9 Nov 1999 at 3:33 am #302624
David Dean
Participant: : I live in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth area, recently after a freeze : : in the area I started experiencing problems with a loud vibration : : in my pipes after I flush my toilet. The tank fills up ok, but once : : it is done filling the loud vibration occurs, any ideas? : : : Thank you: : Dean : Your problem is probably the toilet fill valve. : Replace fill valve. : GOOD LUCK : 214-503-8000Dean, whilst I agree tht the problem may well be the valve described as the toliet valve as being the culprit, what you may be experiencing is the water is entering into the tank too quickly and causing the water to commence a wave motion and as this happens the ball in the tank rises and falls to quickly and in fact to violently and shut off the water with a hard action,this intern causes a water hammer to occur and the vibration is set in motion as the pipes full of this new pressure try and cope and settle down. have a look. It may be the answer All the best Colin Dunn
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9 Nov 1999 at 3:33 am #308611
David Dean
ParticipantDear Sirs, I am a student at Bologna University, Italy. I am working on a research about Noise and vibrations in pipes connected at volumetric pumps. It is very difficult to me to find information about it: can You help me giving me as much information as you can (web sites, name of books, and everything else…). Thank You, goodbye, Giovanni Amoroso.
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