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Electric Shower is Leaking near Microswitch
Chef1980uk
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Hi guys, our electric shower has started to leak at the bottom of the unit and obviously cutting the power. I took the cover off to see where the source was and it looks like it is coming out of the base of number 9 in the image below:
Its a Triton t55i unit.
What is number 9? Can I replace it myself if it is the cause of the leak (probability?) And if so, what do I do
Its a Triton t55i unit.
What is number 9? Can I replace it myself if it is the cause of the leak (probability?) And if so, what do I do
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Chef1980uk wrote: »Hi guys, our electric shower has started to leak at the bottom of the unit and obviously cutting the power. I took the cover off to see where the source was and it looks like it is coming out of the base of number 9 in the image below:
Its a Triton t55i unit.
What is number 9? Can I replace it myself if it is the cause of the leak (probability?) And if so, what do I do
Water and Electric don't mix, please do not use until sorted, a small leak can get more serious quickly.There are more questions than answers :shhh: :silenced:WARNING ! May go silent for unfriendly repliesPlease excuse me Spell it MOST times
:A UK Resident :A0 -
Hi mate, we're not using it As soon as we turn the dial the power trips so it's impossible to use but like you say, not a good idea too.
Just need to know how easy it is to fix.0 -
I'm only here while I wait for Corrie to start.
You get no BS from me & if I think you are wrong I WILL tell you.0 -
Electric and water do mix very well my advice is buy a new shower, or better yet have one fitted it will have a guarantee manufacturer or other wise. Replacing a part will only guarantee the part.
I see this a lot where scale builds up and the plastic gets brittle under the extra heat or seals blow with the pressure0 -
southcoastrgi wrote: »
On your clicky its N0.30
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