Hi chaps.
Just did a boiler change from vented to combi.
The customer did have a shower which was running through a salamander pump.
The pump has now been removed as it’s redundant but water is mixing in the shower valve and it’s affecting hot water performance dramatically at all hot outlets even though the shower itself is working fine.
Obvious solution is to replace the shower valve but it’s a concealed one and it’s a Grohe so I imagine a replacement cartridge will be expensive.
I’m thinking a check valve on each of the inlet pipes might be a work around, is it a good plan or should I just get the customer to stump up for a new shower valve?
They are moving soon and don’t really want to do any unnecessary work but they would like their shower back (it’s isolated at the moment)
Thanks!!
Just did a boiler change from vented to combi.
The customer did have a shower which was running through a salamander pump.
The pump has now been removed as it’s redundant but water is mixing in the shower valve and it’s affecting hot water performance dramatically at all hot outlets even though the shower itself is working fine.
Obvious solution is to replace the shower valve but it’s a concealed one and it’s a Grohe so I imagine a replacement cartridge will be expensive.
I’m thinking a check valve on each of the inlet pipes might be a work around, is it a good plan or should I just get the customer to stump up for a new shower valve?
They are moving soon and don’t really want to do any unnecessary work but they would like their shower back (it’s isolated at the moment)
Thanks!!