Cold baseline
Note ordinary cold flow at the affected fixture before describing a pressure loss.
Sheet 19 / Diagnostic set
Compare hot and cold flow without opening water-heating equipment.
A hot-side change with normal cold flow is a different inspection branch from low flow on both sides. Record both at a few fixtures while leaving equipment covers and fuel or electrical components alone.
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Each note describes an action, not a diagnosis. Leave unsupported branches open.
Note ordinary cold flow at the affected fixture before describing a pressure loss.
Separate weak hot flow from adequate flow that lacks expected temperature.
Check a limited representative group instead of running every outlet.
Record only visible lights, codes, labels, or moisture from a safe position.
Add service, outage, vacancy, or control changes to the drawing.
Trace the source
Add the last normal use, fixture spread, visible equipment display, recent outage or service, and simultaneous demand. Stop comparisons that create unsafe temperature or water movement.
Repair route and access map
Retain the locations checked, readings explained by the provider, component or system finding, completed work, and fixtures or equipment left outside scope.