75 Gal Water Heater To Navien
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A little tech tip for you is to put your isolation valves and associated fittings on the unit before it’s on the wall. Makes life a lot easier!
I have never screamed at a TV so loud. Above the meter! That said, they now have endless hot water. Fingers crossed they maintain it.
Same thing happened to my cutter. Water got in it and it jammed at the same time. Tried it the next day and it worked perfect.
Handy pump. Do they make a louder version of it though? lol
Nice job Joe, I’m surprised you have so many crawl spaces in Michigan, very few here in Connecticut . Stay safe
My day is complete the blue dope made an appearance
Knipex once you are used to how they function, they are the best you can get. I am using a new set currently, have warn out the previous two. The blue handle tools just get me in a poor frame of mind. Your comment of these really bite is what Knipex does no slip. Great install even when the brass changes the team in the middle of the game.
Great work !!
$2000 for the new heater and $5000 to replumb the house to make it work...genius!
You HAVE to hold backup on the iso...the hot pipe only is connected to the buffer tank with a plastic fitting a o ring and clip...
Did you do a leak test on the heat exchanger? Because the gasket failure rate is astonishing.
Nice job again.
Always hold against yourself when screwing on the service valves. If you don’t you’ll break the pipes on the inside of the tank. Just a tip.
Interesting house, a 3 car garage with ceramic tile floors and yet they skimp on the utility room by leaving exposed OSB flooring under a 75 gallon water heater and an air handler, not to mention the ghetto wall cut out for the air intake.
U guys make my hands hurt always using those pliers all the time what's wrong with a adjustable wrench and pipe wrenches just my 2 cents.
I use a $7 drill pump,also use is to fill and purge boilers systems,
Terrific video. Nice install and I know you care about your Subs, "Blue Magic" and Knipex Tools, for our pleasure.....thank you for sharing!
It's funny,all these youtube guys act like Knipex is some new thing, I actually bought my first pair of smooth jaws back in 2000,and I still have them,and they are like new!
if you dont mind how much does it cost to install this? if you were to remove 3 regular tanks and install 2 of these tankless to replace them? thanks.
Pro tip. Hook an air hose to the cold water line from your air compressor. It blows it out so much faster
no expansion tank? great install tho.
I'm debating on having a Navien npe-240a2 installed is this a good unit for a 2800 sq ft 2 story house with 3 bathrooms? Does one need to run a condensing drain pipe? How often and expensive should they be serviced? Do these require flushing valves? Also looking at the Bosh Greentherm T 9900 SE 199NG. Which is better and going to last longer? I also live in MI is it a bad idea to run the condensate line into the sump pump? I'm concerned about it running in winter with frozen drain pipes outside.
My Stieben Eltron electric tankless water heat needs a pre-tank to operate. My Northern Minnesota ground water is 37f and the unit maximum is 125f/. I use an 80 gallon electric water heater as a room air temperance tank, but I use the lowest setting of 80F. Slow water is 80f and wide open is 125f. MY Hansgrohe tempermatic show/tub vavle is set at 105f and it fills a 5x5 corner spa deep tub fairly quick. Without the pretank....it was very slow. For dishes and laundry, my unit have a water heater element to make the required wash water temperatures of up to 180f.
I understand why it's needed, but seems like it defeats one of the points of having the tankless and now you have 2 points of failure + a tank full of tepid water that is probably just the right temp for things to grow in it.
Tank less not great in the north.
Whats them pliers you have with the really long adjustment
Hey what's up Joey man? That's a beast water tank Bro Wow! Goin with the Navien. 2 for 2 on the Steve Lav, shout out. The 'Blue Dope' for your pleasure '. He calls it "Smurf Gizz" Haha 😄
You should see our 120 gallon (electric).. there was a storm a few years back that knocked power out for 3 days... we had hot water for 4 people to shower each day
Not knocking you on using just dope but it always leaks like that way to go is tape and dope
That’s what my bleeder looks like too!
That's a first...ceramic tile in the garage? Thxs for the vids.
Good for insurance in winter.
Hi, the brass nipples you added to the hot and cold water lines was because you wanted to use 3/4" isolation valves? So the unit comes ready for only 1/2" water lines? Thanks.
it's all 3/4 pipe
Thanks
Get their alligator pump pliers...same model without the button to adjust....like channelloc
Once you use knipex you’ll never buy any other brand again I don’t even use my pipe wrenches any more either
I have had my knipex over 20 years,use them every day,also my Bahco pipe pliers!
What press fittings do you use?
We get the fittings from supplyhouse.com don't know what they are work supplies them
No deburring the copper and type "m" for water lines?
That’s only if you don’t give a shit about anything
Some fritz mama.... 👍
You can Save yourself a headache if you mount the iso valves on before you mount heater......gas fitting , relief in hot isolation,1/2" female for condensate etc...
Also when you propress. You need to scratch the pipe with sand cloth and ream out the pipe first before propressing. If you don’t you’ll create turbulence in the pipe which will create pin holes.
Why wouldn't you put depth marks on the pipes, so you know if it's in all the way? The Hair growing Back? Hope they're spaced apart, See Mikey about that.
I saw another channel say the Navian is a piece of junk? Lawsuits are being filed against them. What's the deal?
I've installed Navin for 12 years Never had the problems this other channel you speak of is talking about
Commenting while watching...the gas shutoff should be before the union? Nice dripleg though.
@@404aladdin9 there's a 2nd line teed off near the floor and going I assume into the attic.
Why use a transfer pump? Get the extra large channel locks and spin the gas valve of the heater and drain it from that I guarantee you you will drain the heater in 10 minutes compared to 30 minutes and loud noise of the transfer pump!
How many btu was that heater?
199k
That electric meter is illegally installed its way too close to the regulator on the gas meter.
get yor ppe on glassses gloves b safe bro we need u
get a sm pipe wrench
Steve lav would definitely not like the pro press for sure.
Steve Lav just did a video not long ago commenting how plumbers need to learn to solder, while fixing a pro press job that didn’t work out.
@@rayesboy3 Someone also commented on that video that it might have been a china knockoff and they weren’t pressed strait
@@rayesboy3 if you are takling about the outside faucet one, the homeowner let it freeze. Solder joints also come apart when frozen. I don't use pro press on anything that can freeze anymore like lawn sprinkler. I have seen them come apart but that doesn't make the system no good.
get a pic of him in the tub
Give her a little fritz LOL
You were using the pliers backwards at first FYI.....