Hi

We have a Triton Opal shower fitted in our rented flat. We usually get a good temperature and pressure at around setting 4-6 and have never had to turn it up past this point.

In the last week the shower has become cold/lukewarm at setting 4-6 and needs turning up to 8-10 to achieve an acceptable temperature. At this level the pressure is so low that we cannot have a proper shower (slightly more than a dribble).

Our landlord has been out and refuses to send an electrician as it is still "working".

We would be really grateful if someone could help diagnose the problem before I spend money getting an electrician out.

Many thanks
Andy

Andy Parker, October 2010

there is an over temperature cut out on the outlet pipe which has a tendancy to burn up it is in the neutral wire to one of the elements,it is obvious if it has burnt up.In the past ive "shorted it out" i daresay to Tritons disapproval,but Triton is the only one that has this and besides there is a master cutout on the can

steve.e, October 2010