Shower Not Getting Cold Water at Jacob Norman blog

Shower Not Getting Cold Water. Your shower water is cold because you’re out of hot water, the temperature gauge is turned down, or the water heater needs to be fixed. If there’s no cold water in your shower, you’ve come to the right place. Your shower could fail to deliver cold water because the pressure balance valves (or “shower cartridge”) have failed, or because a shutoff valve on the cold water supply line has been closed. The most likely cause of your problem is a defective pressure balancing spool, which is a part of the cartridge inside your shower faucet. To fix the problem, you’ll need to replace the cartridge. While replacing the cartridge (valves) is technically diyable, you probably want to call a plumber for it. Once you diagnose the problem and find the actual reason, fixing it will be easy. The cold water may stop coming from the shower because of a damaged cartridge, inappropriate settings, and problematic water supply lines.

Your shower could fail to deliver cold water because the pressure balance valves (or “shower cartridge”) have failed, or because a shutoff valve on the cold water supply line has been closed. The most likely cause of your problem is a defective pressure balancing spool, which is a part of the cartridge inside your shower faucet. Your shower water is cold because you’re out of hot water, the temperature gauge is turned down, or the water heater needs to be fixed. While replacing the cartridge (valves) is technically diyable, you probably want to call a plumber for it. To fix the problem, you’ll need to replace the cartridge. The cold water may stop coming from the shower because of a damaged cartridge, inappropriate settings, and problematic water supply lines. Once you diagnose the problem and find the actual reason, fixing it will be easy. If there’s no cold water in your shower, you’ve come to the right place.

Shower Valve Not Getting Cold Water at Allen Hummell blog

Shower Not Getting Cold Water Your shower could fail to deliver cold water because the pressure balance valves (or “shower cartridge”) have failed, or because a shutoff valve on the cold water supply line has been closed. To fix the problem, you’ll need to replace the cartridge. While replacing the cartridge (valves) is technically diyable, you probably want to call a plumber for it. The most likely cause of your problem is a defective pressure balancing spool, which is a part of the cartridge inside your shower faucet. Once you diagnose the problem and find the actual reason, fixing it will be easy. If there’s no cold water in your shower, you’ve come to the right place. Your shower water is cold because you’re out of hot water, the temperature gauge is turned down, or the water heater needs to be fixed. Your shower could fail to deliver cold water because the pressure balance valves (or “shower cartridge”) have failed, or because a shutoff valve on the cold water supply line has been closed. The cold water may stop coming from the shower because of a damaged cartridge, inappropriate settings, and problematic water supply lines.