Shower outlet (connects to hose) drip? triton millennium

chezybezy

Me again, the new house is problem after problem!
Tried the upstairs shower cubicle last night, switched shower heads (as old one is mankey and half blocked) etc and notice that this morning there is still a drip every so often even when the unit is switched off. I unscrewed the house from the unit (possibly not original) and there is a slow drip out of the outlet thing. Does anyone have any ideas please?
The unit is white and says triton millennium on it, would it help if I put a picture up? I think it's what people refer to as an electric shower.
Fingers crossed

magn8p

Sorry, didn't follow your previous threads but is it a new build or a house that you recently bought?

It shouldn't drip like that - electric or gravity powered. If you are in a new build, have a word with your development company. If not, just show it to a couple of plumbers and get a consensus on what issue is.

All the best.

chezybezy wrote: »

Me again, the new house is problem after problem!
Tried the upstairs shower cubicle last night, switched shower heads (as old one is mankey and half blocked) etc and notice that this morning there is still a drip every so often even when the unit is switched off. I unscrewed the house from the unit (possibly not original) and there is a slow drip out of the outlet thing. Does anyone have any ideas please?
The unit is white and says triton millennium on it, would it help if I put a picture up? I think it's what people refer to as an electric shower.
Fingers crossed

chezybezy

magn8p wrote: »

Sorry, didn't follow your previous threads but is it a new build or a house that you recently bought?

It shouldn't drip like that - electric or gravity powered. If you are in a new build, have a word with your development company. If not, just show it to a couple of plumbers and get a consensus on what issue is.

All the best.

Thanks magn8p, no it's a house we've recently purchased.
A Google hinted it might be a prd but I'd like other people's opinions, any plumbers about on here? If it's a £5 part and a "lego" swap I'd rather not pay £140 for a plumber
Does anyone know if this shower is actually a good one or is it a cheapy one?

Browntoa

Straight swap of Triton showers is normally easy as they refit on the existing fittings. Cheaper than a plumber

Give Triton a call and they will tell you the equivalent unit