Is it likely to be the isolator though? The shower itself always switches on, but if the issue with the water occurs it’s resolved by turning on the bathroom tap. I don’t ever need to use the switch.
It looks that way.
No kinks in the hose. I think it came with the shower.
When the issue occurs, disconnecting the shower head from the base makes no difference.
I don’t think it’s a combi. It’s an oil boiler in the garage and there’s a couple of water tanks in the attic and a cylinder in the airing cupboard so I’m guessing that means it’s gravity fed?
There are pipes running vertically in the airing cupboard and there’s a T piece coming off the cold...
Hi everyone,
Something of a weird shower issue. May need a plumber for this one but I’ll ask in here anyway just to see what you all think!
Wife and I have an electric shower in our bedroom. Across the landing is our main bathroom, which has a bath in it, with an old “telephone” style handheld...