yes because the hot will be more powerful than the cold.
you need balanced pressures
what boiler is it running off ?
you need balanced pressures
what boiler is it running off ?
As I said previously it is because a shower hose passes a fraction of the amount of water that your taps do.
The slower the water passes through your boiler the hotter it will be.
waterloose1, have you checked whether the type of mixer tap is either high or low pressure? Roper do both and they only compliment specific water pressures systems?
If you have 2 cold feeds the other being from the roof, it should still have a stop cock to isolate the supply. May be worth knowing where that is for future reference.
Check and see...
As I said previously it is because a shower hose passes a fraction of the amount of water that your taps do.
The slower the water passes through your boiler the hotter it will be.
i wouldn't put it down to a boiler problem as your boiler should modulate to the flow of the water
the the stored water come into it ?
I have found the other stopcock in the kitchen and it shuts down the kitchen taps and the bathroom hot taps the other stopcock turns off the cold bathroom taps and toilet.
Does the combi boiler work from the mains because the flat had a electric shower we took out and capped the cold water pipe this pipe was coming from the kitchen so maybe this is a mains supply and i can use this for the bath if this is the problem with the shower getting hot ?
I have found the other stopcock in the kitchen and it shuts down the kitchen taps and the bathroom hot taps the other stopcock turns off the cold bathroom taps and toilet.
Does the combi boiler work from the mains because the flat had a electric shower we took out and capped the cold water pipe this pipe was coming from the kitchen so maybe this is a mains supply and i can use this for the bath if this is the problem with the shower getting hot ?
I'm completely losing the plot here
If you turned the stopcock off and it turned the cold waterfeed off to the bath then the bath cold tap is fed from the mains so pressure should be equal between hot and cold feeds to your bath mixer taps.
I use exactly the same arrangement that you have and my shower gets pretty hot but I only need to crack open the cold tap on my mixer and it reduces the temperature dramatically.
How does the water pressure compare between your hot and cold taps on the wash hand basin or kitchen sink taps
Thanks for thatwhy are we going over the same issues thats already been covered ?
one stopcock in the kitchen feeds the cold tap and the combi.
and yes the hot is controled by the kitchen cold stopcock.
the bathroom cold is off another stopcock feeding the bath basin toilet cold.
now you need to check the pressure or where the supply is from.
and it sounds like gravity.
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