Loads don't have on and off, you just turn it to the desired temperature.
I had no idea. Seems like a backward step. Control is king.
eh??
as said.. mine hasnt got an on off swith.. the off position is cold the on position is hot..
Probably the cheapest thing going as it came with the ensuite.
Adjust the inlet-isolation valves for the shower to reduce the flow-rate instead of the valve for the whole house.
how do i do this
You need to know where they are. If your plumber was a cowboy there won't be any.
its the council and i cant see one for the new shower.. ive gone from an electric to thermostatic as they couldnt work put why my electric showers kept breaking..
It's got to be somewhere. Just have to keep looking. Trace it from the hot water cylinder or hot feed from the combi.
its not the hot water thats the problem its the cold water pressure too much
I'm lost now. Do these showers with only a single control have both hot and cold water feed?
yes theres 2 chrome pipes come down from the ceiling one hot one cold into a mixer / control unit.. turn fully anticlockwise for off or cold then turn clockwise to get to temp you want
Will depend if the pipes are coming from above or below? I’m assuming it’s over a bath? So probably behind the bath panel, but as you say if it’s the council no guarantees they’ve put local isolation in, but they should have done
Just read that, isos will be above in the loft then
not a bath its a wetroom.. but am i fck going up into the loft ha..Will depend if the pipes are coming from above or below? I’m assuming it’s over a bath? So probably behind the bath panel, but as you say if it’s the council no guarantees they’ve put local isolation in, but they should have done
Just read that, isos will be above in the loft then
