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thanks for the reply the fault is not with the switch but with the main processor unit. do you know if I can get parts for that. I read somewhere it maybe a faulty solenoid but I could not remove this from the unit when I tried

I have an Aqualisa shower (AXDC1A/AX8110 Axis Digital) that when it is off (I mean physically powered off) the water still flows through! Is the actual unit faulty or is there a plumbing issue? I suspect it is the unit but what could I change in it if this is the case?

Thanks. I find it hard to beleive that this could be the case only after 3 years. What is the normal life of a shower pump of this make/model. could the bearings be changed?

I have an Aqualisa Mach 340 shower pump which has been working fine for the last 3 years until last week when the plug fuse blew. I changed the fuse 3 times and they all blew. Can anyone suggest what could be the problem to cause the fuse to keep blowing? Thanks

john, thanks for the post - i will try this out

I have had 2 new radiators installed and niether one of them heat up as much as the others. I have noticed that one of the pipes that feed the radiator is very hot whereas the other pipe is not so hot and neither is the radiator itself. After a long time the bottom of the radiator is not as hot...

i have managed to find a diagram of what my installation looks like. the only difference here is that the shower head is lower than the cold water storage. cold water storage is in the loft and the shower head is in the bathroom beneath. i hope this is clear

the shower head itself i would say is 1.2m below the top of the cold water storage. pump is aqualisa mach 300 - sorry no picture

...well not immediately anyway. i have a grohe wireless shower which is fed by a shower pump. when i turn the shower on nothing happens. the only way i can get the water to come out of the shower is if i waggle the shower hose and then it works. seems like a strange problem i know but its...

Hello All, OK here is some more information. When I say downstairs toilet I did mean cloakroom - sorry OK both of the upstairs taps are Xwater and the pipes connecting are very small. I was assured by the plumbing merchant that these taps are suitable - I am now wondering if this is...

Hello, I have some issues with water pressure which I would be grateful if someone could shed some light on. I have a gravity fed water system 1. Hot water pressure is very low in kitchen and both bathrooms upstairs however is fine in the downstairs toilet. 2. We have recently had a...