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Ha. I'm certainly no expert, but I'm guessing (hoping) that these things can take a while to dry out. It seems to be getting slowly better with time, so perhaps it will cure itself over the coming weeks. Heres hoping

My inital thought was something did got wet when it was leaking. I've stood in the shower with a hair dryer (water & electrics off, LOL) blowing hot air over the electric box in the hope of drying out any wet areas. BTW thanks for your help on a sunday evening.

I didn't have to disconnect any wires when I changed the seals, but i guess i could have disturbed something?

What you've said makes sense and got me thinking. I had an idea that if I turned on the shower, then pulled the cord to turn on the pump, and then at the end of the shower, pull the cord first before turning off the water. I tried this and it worked. Sadly when my wife had a shower and I...

Hi, I've got a Showerforce 1000MX shower where the hot water is supplied from the tank but the pump is electrically run. We recently had a bit of a leak, but I've replaced the seals and this is ok. However, the shower is now tripping the electrics when the shower itself is turned off. This...