Re: Shower question
Is there a power level aswell as a flow rate on it, if the power level makes no difference then its the second element not working. also did you make sure you flushed the pipework out before you fitted the shower?
If its faulty the engineer wont fob you off, he'll just repair it, the problem is if you've done the damage or there is no fault, which i understand is why your here asking us and that means your not 100% certain its faulty. If your water pressure is ok, and you cant get a decent flow of water at a warm temperature I'd say its faulty, you can see from above, most get too hot and still have a good flow. The only ones that struggle are the 7KW ones. You can get 13kw and higher now. Mines 8.5kw. Showers work by heating the water in a mini hot water cylinder, to do that they have to slow the water down, the hotter you put it the slower it will get, most have two power levels, the first kicks in when the shower is switched on, the second when you turn it on, the first will only be luke warm in this weather even on hot
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