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Electric shower leaking from tempearture control
matt33315
Posts: 1 Newbie
We bought a triton collection II shower a little over 2 years ago and it has now started to leak water from the bottom of the unit. I have taken the front off and found that it is coming from around the dial that controls the temperature / flow of water. I do have an image but as I am a new user I am unable to post a link
I have read online that leaks can be caused by a faulty Pressure Release Device (PRD) although from diagrams this appears to be located near the bottom of the shower and not where the leak is coming from.
The same shower is currently on offer in B&Q so worst case scenario is I have to buy a straight replacement. However, as its only 2 years old it would be nice if it could be fixed.
Could anyone recommend any spare parts or what to investigate further?
Thanks
Matt
I have read online that leaks can be caused by a faulty Pressure Release Device (PRD) although from diagrams this appears to be located near the bottom of the shower and not where the leak is coming from.
The same shower is currently on offer in B&Q so worst case scenario is I have to buy a straight replacement. However, as its only 2 years old it would be nice if it could be fixed.
Could anyone recommend any spare parts or what to investigate further?
Thanks
Matt
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