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Bath shower mixer tap problem
andygb
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So, we finally got our bathroom renovated in November, and everything was looking good, nice and clean, worked well - until yesterday.
We replaced the basin and bath taps for nice new, modern chromed (good make, not cheap), and the bath mixer worked like a dream, until yesterday, it refused to let more than half the flow through to the shower. This was not a gradual process over the last few weeks it suddenly happened.
The mixer tap is a double hole design fitting on the bath, with the hose connector underneath, and the pull up button on top.
Does anyone know how I can adjust this - is it a simple matter of taking the hose off, and then unscrewing the button?
Please help, because I want a nice high pressure shower in the next couple of days (weeks months:D:eek:) or my friends will start to get grumpy.
We replaced the basin and bath taps for nice new, modern chromed (good make, not cheap), and the bath mixer worked like a dream, until yesterday, it refused to let more than half the flow through to the shower. This was not a gradual process over the last few weeks it suddenly happened.
The mixer tap is a double hole design fitting on the bath, with the hose connector underneath, and the pull up button on top.
Does anyone know how I can adjust this - is it a simple matter of taking the hose off, and then unscrewing the button?
Please help, because I want a nice high pressure shower in the next couple of days (weeks months:D:eek:) or my friends will start to get grumpy.
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Hi, sometimes the hose kinks inside and reduces pressure. Try removing the hose from the mixer and test if same? Also try removing head, its just an elimination process.0
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