Repeat problem (twice) occuring a few months after fitting after getting stiff for a while.
B&Q said the water was too hot and the instructions say 65 degrees max. But the water temp is right down at Minimum (don't know what degrees) and the bath tap (same set but larger) which is right next to the hot water tank and obviously has lots of hot water flowing through it for ages at a time gives no problem. The sink is at the opposite corner to the tank and so is bound to have cooler hot water.
Is this a manufacturing fault? How can/why does a ceramic hot water tap get ruined by hot water (and why does it fail dangerous rather than fail safe)? Any ideas!?!?!
B&Q said the water was too hot and the instructions say 65 degrees max. But the water temp is right down at Minimum (don't know what degrees) and the bath tap (same set but larger) which is right next to the hot water tank and obviously has lots of hot water flowing through it for ages at a time gives no problem. The sink is at the opposite corner to the tank and so is bound to have cooler hot water.
Is this a manufacturing fault? How can/why does a ceramic hot water tap get ruined by hot water (and why does it fail dangerous rather than fail safe)? Any ideas!?!?!