Tank won't fill up, I followed directions. Water flows thru faucet, but water will not heat up because tank won't fill up?
1729482
If the tank won't fill, but water flows out of the faucet, then you did not hook up the water correctly. You connected it to the tank outlet/faucet, instead of the tank inlet. Best of luck! The written instructions worked perfectly for me.
1729483
If you have it hooked up right water takes a while to come out the spout because hot water is dispensed when cold water is introduced into the tank to push the heated water out. The tank is not pressurized. Check your hookup once more and be certain you have power to the unit. If it still doesn't work you may have a defective heater.
1729484
If the tank won't fill, but water flows out of the faucet, then you did not hook up the water correctly. You connected it to the tank outlet/faucet, instead of the tank inlet.Best of luck! The written instructions worked perfectly for me.
2153145
I'm not an expert in this but I can tell you that the pump on my system is very quiet. There is a pressure switch that tells the pump when your tank is full. Either you haven't ran it enough to fill the tank or the pressure switch is not working (or needs adjustment). Have you tried iSpring customer service? They may be able to help
2278488
I had this problem as well, make sure the water tank is placed correctly. My tank wasn't pushed all the way down. I hope this solves your issue as well.
1647730
Make sure that you have no kinks in the hosing, and then you turn the water on all the way so it's shooting out the bottom stick in the tank and turn the blue switch and it should begin suction. If not double check to make sure all connections are done correctly and tightly. If all else fails contact the company for support and possible product replacement. The best of luck to you once it's working its a wonderful product
2159952
Mine worked fine. Maybe something broke loose and clogged the faucet. If their is a screen check it.
1400747
Sounds like a common problem. You will have to measure the original tank and and be aware of the filler cap as to where it is located. Also take note of the screw locations for securing the tank in place. on this tank there are 4 screw locations. 2 on either narrow sides. Hopes this helps.
300786
I had to take a water hose and kind of prime mine where the intake is, squirt water in there and it will evently pick the water up! Good luck !
935098
Potentially is the floater not coming up all the way? Can you give me additional detail? I'm assuming the leak is in the bowl.. like a weak trickle. If I am correct that has to do with the adjustment of the floater- which allows the water to go from the tank filling the bowl.
367214
Had similar problem. There is a plastic thermal limiter inside the faucet assembly - if you remove it you might enjoy better temp control. Another possibility is the plumber may not have set the hot and cold volume controls correctly
1877710
I fill my unit I/2 inch from the top. If the water still flows poorly, check the pump, it may have a blockage. Rinse the pump real well. Hopefully this will help.
984919
Water can not say in the faucet. Tap the edge to make sure water is out after u turn off the water
1068725
Maybe try shutting off water and relieve any water pressure on the valve by opening up faucets. Reset power to valve. Maybe you'll hear valve re open
1470312
My faucet flows perfectly. You should have your pipes check. Pebbles can disrupt the flow.
1975455
No it should be okay...it's just the tank releasing the water to the faucet. Call Watts Premier if you have any questions.
2276002
The hose port comes before the tank, so I am wondering if the hose isn't draining all the water away for some reason, which would cause the water to fill the tank. Make sure it isn't running up hill. You may need a pump.
1512892
You should check to be sure the unit is absolutely level. If it isn't, the water may flow into the tank instead of the hose. (Had it happen to me.)
1707158
Make sure you have enough flow volume. Check minimum water flow to turn heater on(min gph to operate)