Shower not working

Cardew

don0301 wrote: »

you may have mentioned like for like. but the OP nor Cardew did.

Have you not learnt that when you are trying to escape from a hole you have dug for yourself, you should stop digging?

Cardew
As long as you ensure that the new shower is compatible with your plumbing(bottom/top inlet pipe) and don't exceed your RCD rating, it is a simple job.

Any competent DIYer would manage it quite easily.

Surely, not even you could construe that explanation as other than a 'like for like' replacement.(all the other posters understood) Or is your definition of a 'like for like' to have exactly the same model? - even though it went out of production 10 years ago.

keystone

don0301 wrote: »

you may have mentioned like for like. but the OP nor Cardew did.

and your point is?

Cheers

grahamc2003

Good morning Don.

I have something for you to google for 5 minutes and then be an expert in the French language, to add to your google-expert status of an expert electrician, expert plumber and an expert on the electricity supply industry ...

rien n'a chang!

(edit - the last character is of course e acute, which for some reason is replaced with '!')

I always find the best way of helping people is to advise on matters where you have some knowledge, not simply make things up as you go along.

keystone

Mmm - all gone quiet all of a sudden.

Cheers