Sure. One installation horror story is when the installer didn't size the tankless water heater correctly for the house. As a result, there was never enough hot water for the whole family. Everyone had to take very quick showers to avoid running out of hot water.
A tankless water heater was installed in a bathroom with improper ventilation. This caused condensation to build up inside the unit. Over time, it started to rust and corrode. The hot water became discolored and smelled bad. It was a nightmare for the homeowner who had to go through the hassle of reinstalling it in a better - ventilated area and replacing the damaged unit.
One horror story is that a tankless water heater suddenly stopped working in the middle of winter. The family had no hot water for days as it took time to get a technician. The cold showers were unbearable.
To light a water heater, first, make sure the gas supply is on and the thermostat is set correctly. Then, look for the ignition button or pilot light and follow the specific steps mentioned in the user manual. Different models might have slightly different procedures.
Sure. There was a person who had punctal plugs installed too deep. This led to damage of the tear ducts. It caused a blockage that was difficult to correct and led to a build - up of fluid in the eye area. The person had to undergo multiple surgeries to try and fix the damage.
Sure. One time, someone installed the RAM sticks in the wrong slots. Their PC would not boot up at all. They spent hours trying to figure out what was wrong until they finally checked the RAM and realized their mistake.
A common installation horror story is related to the compatibility of the Nest Thermostat with certain HVAC systems. Some older systems just don't play well with the Nest. People might buy it thinking it will work fine, but when they start the installation, they find out that there are all sorts of compatibility issues. They may need to upgrade their HVAC system or buy additional adapters, which can be expensive and time - consuming. It's a real pain when you expect a simple installation but end up with a whole bunch of unforeseen problems.
Sure. There was a case where the hvac unit was installed too close to a wall. As a result, it didn't have proper ventilation. The unit overheated constantly and eventually broke down. It was a nightmare for the homeowner as they had to pay for a new installation.
In some cases, they are. Electric tankless water heaters can be suitable for a 2-story house. However, you need to consider the heater's power output, the plumbing setup, and whether it can meet the simultaneous hot water needs of different floors.
One water horror story is about a deep, murky lake. People said there was a strange creature in it. A group of friends went boating there at night. Suddenly, the boat started to shake violently. They saw a long, dark shape moving under the water. It seemed to be circling their boat. Terrified, they tried to row back to shore but the thing kept getting closer. Eventually, they made it back, but they were all shaken up.
Yes. I know of a situation where the HVAC tech during installation didn't properly seal the ducts. When he came back for a callback due to the system not heating evenly, it was discovered that because of the unsealed ducts, a lot of the warm air was escaping into the attic. This not only made the system inefficient but also led to higher energy bills for the homeowner. The tech had to redo a large part of the duct installation which was a big headache for the homeowner as it took a lot of time and was quite costly.
Yes. Some people end up with very low blood pressure during water fasting. This can make them feel dizzy all the time and even lead to fainting spells. It's a scary situation especially if they are alone. Another horror story is about the disruption of the menstrual cycle in women. The lack of proper nutrients can throw off the hormonal balance, causing irregular or even stopped periods.