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ok. signing off now. good night and thanks.

thanks, I've done those things and it's now decided to work after a fashion. The filter wasn't very dirty and in answer to your other question, the low pressure light has been on since day one. So perhaps it IS just low water pressure. How can I check my water pressure and improve it if...

I can push the switch a little further and the light does indeed go out then. And!... the water comes out hotter.I've noticed that the piston mechanism moves the whole switch assembly up slightly when it activates. Is this the problem? What would be a good fix to stabilise it? Great explaining...

Hang on, the power was on but I hadn't actually turned the shower on. I'll go back and check that... The switch does work and I can see the switch behind moving up but I can't see a difference with the change of power setting. I'm not sure how to look for that. Can you advise further...

I've not had the cover off yet because I'm not sure how to test for the signs that you mention. If you've time, could you outline a procedure assuming I've already removed the cover and turned the mains off of course. Thanks again ..

the only thing is that the shower's been working well up to this point with the low pressure light on constantly. However, thanks for taking the time...

the water flow is ok even though the low pressure light is on but the water has stopped heating up. If you turn the flow right down on the maximum heat setting, the water warms very slightly. Can anyone help, please?