Causes and solutions of water leakage in pressure reducing valve of Haier water heater

If you find the pressure reducing valve of Haier water heater dripping, don't panic, it may be caused by the following common reasons. This article will introduce these reasons in detail for you and provide corresponding solutions.

Excessive water pressure

When the water heater is heating, if the water pressure exceeds the allowable range of the pressure reducing valve, it may not turn off normally. You can check the water pressure at home. If it is too high, try to adjust the water pressure control valve to keep the water pressure within a suitable range.

Aging or damage of pressure reducing valve

Long-term use or poor quality of pressure reducing valve may lead to lax internal seal. If there is something wrong with the safety valve, replace it with a new one in time.

Insufficient water supply pressure

If the water pressure in the home water supply system is low, the pressure reducing valve may not work normally. You can contact the property or water supply department to see if you can increase the pressure on water supply.

Water quality problem

Impurities, sediment or scale in water may cause the pressure reducing valve to be blocked or damaged. It is helpful to prevent water leakage caused by water quality problems to thoroughly clean the water heater regularly and use professional cleaning agents to remove scale and sediment.

Professional after-sales service

If you can't handle it yourself, it is recommended to contact Haier's professional after-sales service personnel in time, who can provide you with more professional maintenance or repair services. Solving this problem in time can not only avoid the waste of water resources, but also prolong the service life of water heaters.