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Certainly worth putting the two new ones in and seeing how it goes from there. Keep the forum informed as to the success and/or further progress.

Due to recent experience with a Triton shower with a similar problem..... On this unit it was traced to the pressure switch. Basically if the water supply flow/pressure is not sufficient then it will not allow the shower to heat up either on low/high settings. Had varied the flow too but...

Try changing BOTH temperature sensors at the same time. There is one for Central Heating and one for Domestic Hot Water. Both should be the same type. Replacements shouldn't be that expensive.