Luke warm water after de-winterizing

[jattaway]

I have luke warm water after I de-witnerized. I didn't have any issues with either the electric or gas water heater prior to winterizing. I do not see any leaks and water pressure seems normal. I have tried both water heaters and still no luck. Any advise is appreciated. Thanks!

[Lloyd]

Do you have all the winterizing valves turned correctly?

[travelin texans]

Check that both hot/cold vales closed on outside shower or water will mix to Luke warm.

[jattaway]

Petty sure. The valve on the winterization hose is closed and all the other valves are open. Two valves from the water heater are open, which is blazing hot to the touch, and one more valve from the water tank is open.

[jattaway]

They're both closed. Thanks

[harley]

If you have 3 valves ,make sure the one that goes from the cold to the hot is closed. If it is open then cold water will mix with the hot to get you warm water.
Easy to check is the 3 valves will ALL be vertical Or ALL be horizontal.

[jattaway]

Originally Posted by harley

If you have 3 valves ,make sure the one that goes from the cold to the hot is closed. If it is open then cold water will mix with the hot to get you warm water.
Easy to check is the 3 valves will ALL be vertical Or ALL be horizontal.

Harley, you're the man. It was the valve between the hot and cold water. I closed it and it's good to go now. Thanks!

[Lloyd]

Originally Posted by Lloyd

Do you have all the winterizing valves turned correctly?

Originally Posted by jattaway

Harley, you're the man. It was the valve between the hot and cold water. I closed it and it's good to go now. Thanks!

That's what I asked you to begin with.

[jattaway]

Originally Posted by Lloyd

That's what I asked you to begin with.

And I said "pretty sure" hoss... No need to be rude.

[Lloyd]

Ya, reading back over the post, I guess I was out of line with that.
My apologizes.

[SeanRN]

The moon is full today, makes people out of sorts.