Shower Water Pressure keeps going up and down. WHY!?

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Hi

Before i start, please forgive me for my ignorance.

When my shower is turned on, most times the water pressure drops to a trickle and is boiling hot. After about a minute or two, the pressure picks up again. And then after about 20 seconds, the pressure again drops to a boiling trickle.

The pressure gauge on my Baxi Neta-tec Combi 33 GA boiler, is in the green and has no error codes on the screen.
The shower is of a variety that has one temp leaver and an off/on leave with two pipes going into the main bit. Hope this helps.

Can anyone suggest what might be the problem and best course of action?

If you need anymore info, i'll do my best to answer.

You comments will be much appreciated.

Kind regards
James
 
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Is it a new shower?

How old is it?

When did the problem start?

If its new then I think you have plumbed it wrong
 
Hi. Yes shower is new from about oct last year when we moved in. Not sure who plumbed it in and we bought a refurbished home.
problem started a good few months ago but it now becoming more frequent.

Any other info, please ask.

thanks for your reply.

james
 
I dont consider last october as new, The answer should be no

Its like pulling teeth some times, trying to get relevant info.

when did the problem start?

Has it ever worked as it should?
 
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It sound like its getting very little Or no cold water,

If you turn it to the cold position does the cold water flow ok?
 
I am not being rude, I am stating FACTS.

And trying to help you.To get the facts right.
 
Then you are not getting any cold water through the shower, checkthe cold supplie to mixer

If its ok then the mixer is faulty.
 
Are you sure there are no valves anywhere that have been turned off. Maybe in the loft or under the bath
 

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