#FOG HORN SOUND BOARD SERIES#
Seasons 3-5 also use SFX from The General Series 6000 Sound Effects Library and the Warner Bros. If so, the regulator may need to be replaced.This show uses mostly Hanna-Barbera Sound Effects Library and a fair amount of Cartoon Trax Volume 1 sound effects, among Hacienda Post/ Horta Editorial & Sound sound effects and other sound effects libraries. While the noise is happening, check to see if it seems to be coming from the regulator. * and, you have pressure regulator on your main water line * the pressure changes with the pounding, * turning on other faucets changes the cadence, * your pounding sound happens while the water's running, This isn't very likely, but it may be a problem with the pressure regulator if: If this is the cause they've probably made the sounds since the house was built or, the wall was repaired. Sometimes pipe noises are caused by the pipes rubbing or bumping inside the walls because they aren't strapped down well or, because their stud pass-through holes are too small or off center.
#FOG HORN SOUND BOARD INSTALL#
If your pressure is above 60psi you may want to adjust your pressure reducer or install one. If you don't have one, borrow one or, buy one at the hardware store and check the pressure. If you have a well you probably have a water pressure meter. If you're on a city water system, ask your neighbors if they are having similar problems. High pressure can also damage toilet valves and other devices connected to the plumbing. High water pressure can cause a variety of odd problems including these noises. Speedy Jim also suggests, "Sometimes a worn out dishwasher/clothes washer solenoid fill valve can cause machinegun like, repeated hammering." So, if the hammering happens while a washer is filling consider this possibility. If you can't find the parts locally, they all have customer service 800 numbers, and sometimes they'll send you replacement parts free. Try to get replacement parts made by the manufacturer of your faucet. In my experience substitute faucet parts often don't work properly. Speaking of new valve stems, I've also had a third party replacement valve stem cause this problem. If this doesn't work, then it's time for a new stem assembly. If the problem stops and later returns, mash the threads of the screw a little with pliers so they bind in the stem when reassembled. Try tightening the screw the washer in the faucet stem.
This can cause it to flutter in the water stream causing the various sounds listed in the heading. If it only happens when using a certain faucet the faucet washer may be loose or damaged. If there are no shut-offs handy, sometimes you can locate the offending ballcock by lifting up on the float ball while someone starts an offending faucet.Īnother common cause is a faucet washer. If the noise disappears, open them one-by-one till the noise starts again.
Close the supply valves to all the toilets.
#FOG HORN SOUND BOARD HOW TO#
At least it's easy to check - here's how to tell if this is the cause. Often a faulty toilet ballcock (fill valve) will cause resonance sounds like these.
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