Seco do the solenoid valves normally just push fit or are they solvent weld or is there another method of install?
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Help! Leaking power shower! :(
- Thread starter Natashazar
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The solenoid valve assembly on the original shower screw in to the bottom of the pump with an o ring seal.
The new valves have changed design and just push in with the original o ring/screws.
The pain in the ar*e bit is you have to unscrew half the shower internals to unscrew the old one.
The new valves have changed design and just push in with the original o ring/screws.
The pain in the ar*e bit is you have to unscrew half the shower internals to unscrew the old one.
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