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Thanks for all the replies guys. I will have a look at the inlet filter in a mo. Actually ive just used the shower, not fun! :cry: As i test though I ran the shower afterwards without the shower head attached and it seemed to working! :) but then after about five minutes the hot/cold...

Thanks Seco, where is the inlet filter located exactly? Here's a digram of the unit, if you could point it out that would be great. http://www.showerdoc.com/triton/electric-showers/TRITO-PARENT-75-Triton-Enrich?pg=5

Thanks Agile Are you refering to the stoptaps when you saw increase flow?

I have a Triton Enrich 8.7kwh Electric shower which is running hot and cold. So typically it runs as normal for a few minutes, gets a little bit hotter then it should, goes cold for about 20-30 sec, then back to hot for about 40sec and repeats. This started happening suddendly about a week...

Cheers kevplumb.. Can you point out what the inlet filter should look like on that earlier link: http://www.shower-spares.co.uk/aqualisa/aquastyle_instantaneous.htm Is it part 7/7a? And is part of the shower assembly or existing pipework? What should i be checking for exactly?

Thanks for the response kevplumb, but what & where is the inlet filter? :oops: Thanks.

Apologies for all the waffling and the million questions in this thread, im a complete DIY/plumbing novice so please bear with me! I had a gainsborough 2000x 9.5kw shower which had lasted nearly 15 years but decided to blow up while i was using it on sunday! :shock: The pressure relief...

p.s. if it is a replacement of the ep2000 thats needed, what should i change it to? I hear the ep2002 is a straight replacement with regards to wiring etc?

HI all, im resurectting this thread as the problem has come back and its much worse than before! I never actually resolved the problem the first time round and now the cold weather is back i really need to get it sorted esp as i have my niece & nephew round all the time! Just to confirm...

...just a quick update, it just happened again, with the central heating being on manually i.e. not on the timer. The CH (central heating) and HW (hot water) symbols were both flashing on the potterton while it was clicking and while the boiler was switching on/off...

Many thanks for the replies guys, the problem is very intermittent, the reason i think it is the potterton is because im fairly sure it is clicking when the bolier is switching on & off - i.e. it seems to be triggering the the on/off of the boiler. If its not the potterton how do i diagnose...

Hi all,I dont know very much about plumbling & central heating so please be bear with me..! The Potterton EP2000 heating controller which controls our old fashioned halstead 50H boiler randomly swictches itself on & off i.e. ignites the boiler & then switches it off again very rapidly...

Just wanted to ask again if there is anything i can do in the meantime? Would a new fuse holder & fuse be worth trying? And how much would fitting a new CU cost typically? thanks

I can confirm (99%) that my wylex fuse holders do NOT have the dots on them. Here is another link to show what i mean: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Wylex-Wireable-Fuses_W0QQitemZ320186278084QQihZ011QQcategoryZ26215QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Thanks for your replies, the wylex fuse holder is brown in colour, it may have had the red dots on it but i cannot see them now it they are located on the top half of the holder. JohnD i not sure what you mean by fusewire in this context as it doesnt use fusewire as such but HRC type fuses...

Hi all this is my first post, I’d really like some help regarding an recurring issue with my electric shower. Apologies in advance for my lack of correct terminology. I have a 9-10 year old Gainsborough electric shower, quite low power (6.9kw I think) with an isolation switch (pull cord) in...