shower help

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just replaced a electric shower like for like at home, but had to redo pipework and come down from ceiling, so put a t con into rising main that fills the small header tank in loft.

problem is everytime any1 showers, water pours from the overflow which happens to fall right over back door, how can i stop this?
 
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have a large square tank of hot water with a small cold water tank on side, i teed off the cold pipe feeding the smaller cold tank.
now when using shower overflow runs and pours outside is this a simple prob or have i done something stupid?
 
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Both loft tanks should be cold, the large one feeds the hot water cylinder and the low pressure cold, the small one feeds your heating system. You may just need your float valve adjusting or replacing.
 
larger tank has hot water and looks like largeheating coil inside and is fed from a smaller cold tank attached wich is fed from the rising main{i think} this is where i took my connection to shower from the main 15mm pipe that fills the small cold tank.
 
If you just replaced a shower like for like then why did you re-do pipe work?
What make of shower have you fitted and what make was there before?
 
because pipes were soldered on and tiled over, so no room to alter fitting without removing tiles.

i sorted it out this morning, ball cock leaking when shower was on, doddle this plumbing lark
 

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