Shower Identification and issue

Shower Identification and issue

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bernie_eccle

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247 months

Monday 20th November 2017
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The shower in the ensuite has started to play up. I now have to turn the tap well into the hot zone. It is also extremely sensitive in that it goes from scalding to freezing in the slightest of twist. Will this be fixable?

I know nothing about plumbing and can't identify the control unit to even find a manual. I am concerned that if it requires replacing I will have to rip the tiles off to gain access.

I would grateful for any advice, links etc




Edited by bernie_eccle on Monday 20th November 21:39

bernie_eccle

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247 months

Tuesday 21st November 2017
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Thank you, that's a great help. I still can't find the exact model but can hopefully work out from there.

Just seen the price of replacement cartridges! Hopefully I can do a bit of descaling

bernie_eccle

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Wednesday 22nd November 2017
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I think I am owe you a cigar! Certainly looks like a Trevi Therm

bernie_eccle

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Thursday 23rd November 2017
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Perfect, thanks. Job for me next week when I'm off

bernie_eccle

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Saturday 25th November 2017
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sans souci said:
Trevi Therm Built-in Post 1997
Google the The Shower Doctor. Exploded view diagram of parts and useful section of FAQ's answered
Thanks all. Took the caps and cover off today. Doesn't look too tricky to take out the cartridge however it is held in with grub screws at 12 & 6 o'clock. Not a problem other that I can't access them due to tiles too close to the unit, blocking access. I think I'll need to obtain some kind of multi-tool to chip away part of the tile to gain access.