causes of slow drains include all of the following except\nmissing trap\nclogged fixture strainer\npartly…

causes of slow drains include all of the following except\nmissing trap\nclogged fixture strainer\npartly clogged drain system\nventing problem\nundersized drain system\nquestion 27\nwhen we test for functional flow and functional drainage we check all except which of the following?\nis there adequate pressure and flow at each fixture with more than one fixture flowing?\nis there adequate drainage capability from each fixture with more than one fixture flowing?\nare there leaks at the fixtures?\ndoes the water heater deliver hot water?\nis there adequate hot water capacity?

causes of slow drains include all of the following except\nmissing trap\nclogged fixture strainer\npartly clogged drain system\nventing problem\nundersized drain system\nquestion 27\nwhen we test for functional flow and functional drainage we check all except which of the following?\nis there adequate pressure and flow at each fixture with more than one fixture flowing?\nis there adequate drainage capability from each fixture with more than one fixture flowing?\nare there leaks at the fixtures?\ndoes the water heater deliver hot water?\nis there adequate hot water capacity?

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. For the first question, a missing trap, clogged fixture strainer, partly - clogged drain system, and venting problem can cause slow drains. An undersized drain system typically causes more severe drainage issues rather than just slow drains.
  2. For the second question, when testing for functional flow and drainage, checking water heater's hot - water delivery and hot - water capacity is related to the water - heating system, not directly to functional flow and drainage of fixtures.

Answer:

  1. undersized drain system
  2. does the water heater deliver hot water?; is there adequate hot water capacity?