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Wash. state Desk Jet

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3. looks like you got some pretty good advice here.

Reply to musiclawyer (Original post)

Sun Jul 1, 2012, 02:10 AM

Jul 2012

what if you went under the house and somebody else turned on the water? Would you than be able to tell if it is the pump or the water line ? Water jackets cure hammering pipes- but it seems it might be in the pumping system as was said.

Can you get under there and look around ? Is there a crawl space under the house ?

Find the problem ,than find out how to fix that problem .

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Plumbing help please [View all] musiclawyer Jun 2012 OP

Water hammer is usually a sign of poorly installed piping but that only happens when you shut it off OffWithTheirHeads Jun 2012 #1

Your system has a pressure air tank with a bladder inside randr Jun 2012 #2

looks like you got some pretty good advice here. Wash. state Desk Jet Jul 2012 #3

It looks like it was the filler valve in one of the toilets musiclawyer Jul 2012 #4

Final follow up musiclawyer Jul 2012 #5