I recently replace my water heater and every time I drained it and turned off the cold and hot water valves and then filled it back up, the pressure in my kitchen would be almost 0. Within a day or 2 it slowly came back. It happened both times I went through that process while trying to repair my old WH. Now that I have replaced it I again get no pressure and it is not getting any better. It has been 3+ days. Is it possible there is an air pocket somewhere? (this seems unlikely given that I have let it run) Could something have clogged the faucet in the process?
Thanks, Ian