Shower question
Discussion
Evening all.
A question for the plumbers.
My (Triton) electric shower developed a fault yesterday whereby turning it off (both on the unit and at the pull cord switch) no longer stops the water flowing through it. Thw switch still "feels" like it's working.
This now means that if I have a shower I have to first climb into the loft, release the inline valve, climb back down and then turn it on to get the water to heat up. Less than ideal...
Does this mean I'm in for a new shower or is this a common fault that can be repaired??
Thanks
A question for the plumbers.
My (Triton) electric shower developed a fault yesterday whereby turning it off (both on the unit and at the pull cord switch) no longer stops the water flowing through it. Thw switch still "feels" like it's working.
This now means that if I have a shower I have to first climb into the loft, release the inline valve, climb back down and then turn it on to get the water to heat up. Less than ideal...
Does this mean I'm in for a new shower or is this a common fault that can be repaired??
Thanks
R5GTTGaz said:
Thank you very much- that is exactly the site I'd got to following your first post- it's the Triton Alicante so that'll be part 6 on the diagram (?) £27.Cheers
Yeah, you will see the solenoid when you take the cover off, the water pipe will call in there first, when you energise it by turning the shower on it will open and allow the water to flow to the flow valve and boiler unit.
DO NOT go poking around if you don't know what you are doing.
DO NOT go poking around if you don't know what you are doing.
R5GTTGaz said:
mik.ross said:
R5GTTGaz said:
DO NOT go poking around if you don't know what you are doing.
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