Re: Cold shower, anyone?

Posted by hj on December 13, 2003 at 15:13:16:
In response to Re: Cold shower, anyone?
The most likely problem is that one or both elements burned out and tripped the breaker when it happened, but now they cannot work. Have the heater serviced by a plumber. : Firstly, thanx for taking the time to read my post. : Need help! :OD : When in the shower, it just stopped supplying water. Went searching for the fault, discovered that the fuse box had tripped and turned off power supply to the shower. Turned that back on, expecting to go back to a nice long hot shower - WRONG. The shower now only supplies cold water; any ideas? : Have an Electric Shower - Triton T70i (http://www.tritonshowers.co.uk/installation/pdf_2/T70i/2180195G-%20T70i.pdf).

Posted by hj on December 13, 2003 at 15:13:16:

In response to Re: Cold shower, anyone?

The most likely problem is that one or both elements burned out and tripped the breaker when it happened, but now they cannot work. Have the heater serviced by a plumber.

: Firstly, thanx for taking the time to read my post.

: Need help! :OD
: When in the shower, it just stopped supplying water. Went searching for the fault, discovered that the fuse box had tripped and turned off power supply to the shower. Turned that back on, expecting to go back to a nice long hot shower - WRONG. The shower now only supplies cold water; any ideas?

: Have an Electric Shower - Triton T70i (http://www.tritonshowers.co.uk/installation/pdf_2/T70i/2180195G-%20T70i.pdf).

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