Shower problem

[DDIY]

Hi everyone I hope you can be of help.

I moved in to my flat about 4 years ago and the first winter the shower stopped giving out hot water. It got better once the cold weather had gone. I checked online and read that it could have been because the water was too cold to heat up in time between the tank and the shower. I installed a new shower and went with a 10.5kw one in the hope that this would make a difference. And it did for the first winter. However, it stopped in winter 08 and hasn't been hot since.

Is there anything I can check before I call someone in to look at it? I'm completely clueless about these kinds of things.

 

[seco services]

what shower is it ?

 

[DDIY]

It's a Triton Spellbind 10.5kw.

 

[seco services]

whats the display coming up with ?
also check the tco on top of the heat can for continuity with a
multi meter.

 

[DDIY]

The display is fine - it shows the temperature. In the winter it was 10C then dropped to about 7C. Now it's at 18C and dropping. It has got to 43C in the past.

I'm sorry, I have no idea what the second part of your post means

 

[seco services]

have you got and can you use a multi meter ?

 

[kevplumb]

ey up doghead

 

[seco services]

er where you been you old s*d ? it's not been the same.

 

[kevplumb]

cashed me pension in and went on a tour

back to me missus in 6 weeks

 

[seco services]

good on ya. didn't think you was 65 yet.

hope you had a good time, you not missed much.

 

[kevplumb]

stroppy bleedin young upstart

wait till i am back in the states

cooking gently in the noon sun
with a cold beer

while you are sheltering from the rain

 

[seco services]

cooking gently in the noon sun
with a cold beer

what you cooking buffalo ?

 

[DDIY]

have you got and can you use a multi meter ?

No and no. Off to my old friend google....

 

[seco services]

thats ended that conversation then

 

[DDIY]

thats ended that conversation then

You boys continue with yours until I get one of those multi meter thingies