Hello people, I tell you, I have the new pipes in thermofusion of 3/4 of the lowering of the tank, in the bathroom it is perfect the theme is in the kitchen and the thermos that a trickle comes to me ... or I may lack pressure, that has some obstruction that I have hit a pipe badly (I'm baked) or that has many turns (baked with potatoes) ... which I doubt of all and I do not want to do macana or whatever I hit in the bathroom I did not have no pressure or obstruction problem ... if it were a pressure problem I suppose that with a pump I could solve it but is there any method of checking without obstruction without breaking? because I have everything painted and placed the ceramics ... but what do they tell me? there I send a drawing as is the route .... FIRST PHOTO: view of the tank with the path of the pipe that goes through the outside of the wall, that is to say, it is attached to it with hooks because it is the neighbor's yard. the one that goes down is the one that goes to the bathroom and the one that goes to the left goes to the dining room. PHOTOS 2 seen from inside the dining room, the * red is the pipe that comes from the tank seen in the previous photo. [Img] https://cdn.yoreparo.com/uploads/imagen_post/0002/06/8cc84e8d7f33bee6a4d7e46423295f470ee4d122.jpeg [/img]

Hello, if they are new tubes, I do not believe in an obstruction, perhaps in any of the glued it has been bad and obstructs the passage, for now you have many elbows, which are sure to be 90º, they should be 45º, brake less to the water, I refer your drawing to see how you should have done, do not take criticism please, you must always look for the straightest path possible, for the tiles, if you can work on the other side of the wall you will not have to break almost nothing, but unless you have adequate material to be able to put in the tube to see if it is clean, you will have no choice but to open, either to search, or to put a new tube, luck, greetings

Hi. Apparently there would be some obstruction at some point. In the 1/2 "exit is where you have the problem? Regards