Please help me!!! I just put a new shower head onto my Triton Amber ll electric shower, and water has started pouring out of the drain tube at the bottom of the shower unit. Have I broke it? I know I am just a feeble female and really should let a man do these technical jobs for me!!!
Have I wrecked my shower???
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breezer
take the new shower head off and see what happens.
it sounds like you have brought the wrong type of shower head, believe it or not you can get them for electric showers and also not for electric showers, the water indicates too much back pressure or hose is kinked, hence take shower head off (oh and read shower head type on box / packet)
it sounds like you have brought the wrong type of shower head, believe it or not you can get them for electric showers and also not for electric showers, the water indicates too much back pressure or hose is kinked, hence take shower head off (oh and read shower head type on box / packet)
Thanks for that, Breezer! Have looked on 't internet & looks like I need a new pressure relief valve. Won't buy anything from Asda again! 
its all your fault breezer.....lol
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breezer
yes but have you taken off the shower head and tried it? a new valve for an electric shower is not usualy worth the effort as cost of valve + fitting is near to cost of new shower
Yes, Breezer, I have taken off the shower head, the hose, everything! (well, almost everything!) There is a similar problem posted another forum giving this solution - so I will phone Triton in the morning & see what they say. Thanks for your assistance to a damson-in-dis-dress
There is a similar problem posted another forum giving this solution - so I will phone Triton in the morning & see what they say. Thanks for your assistance to a damson-in-dis-dress 
Ah, but I have to find a man brave enuf to venture into my boudoir first!!
Good luck... Triton service senter are very helpfull
Martin
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