no.
have you got the little black link pin for the pcb ?
have you got the little black link pin for the pcb ?
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Integrated power shower problem
- Thread starter AjayK44
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Regret no. I know what you mean but not sure what happened too it.
have you got an electrical screwdriver ?
ok.
isolate the fused spur for shower.
remove showerhead and lay hose down.
place black link on the 2 centre pins of the pcb. this is where the front cover connects to.
switch on the fused spur.
you'll hear the solenoid coil open and water should run.
make sure both hot/cold water supplies are open.
let me know.
isolate the fused spur for shower.
remove showerhead and lay hose down.
place black link on the 2 centre pins of the pcb. this is where the front cover connects to.
switch on the fused spur.
you'll hear the solenoid coil open and water should run.
make sure both hot/cold water supplies are open.
let me know.
have you a multi meter ?
can you set it to ohms and take a reading from it ?
Could you explain in a bit more detail please - I have not used it before. The Ohms dial has a range of settings - which one do I use and what to I put the red and black probes against on the solenoid?
I have put a new battery in the Multimeter.
have you got 20k on it ?
No - For the Ohms range it has RX10 and RX1K
thats an analog multimeter isn't it ?
isolate the fused spur again
and put one probe on one terminal of the solenoid coil and the other probe on the other terminal and set it to RX1
isolate the fused spur again
and put one probe on one terminal of the solenoid coil and the other probe on the other terminal and set it to RX1
No reading (Zero) How do I test that the multimeter is working. Apologies that this is getting so complicated.
no you are getting technical.
to be honest i've never really used an analog multimeter been with a digital one that does it all itself it makes you lazy.
try it on the next setting up, its basically gining me a reading that i suspected anyway.
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