Hello,
We have a Triton Opal. We also have a problem
a while ago the shower kept swapping between hot and cold but then the summer came along and we found it worked fine on the summer mode (single red line).
I've seen the post //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1368264#1368264
and this describes the problem I have.
seco services suggests
check the elements for resistance with a multi meter.
12-18 ohms on each element. with the showers mains power off.
you can also watch each relay to see if they are working.
also check the bottom tco for continuity or any burnt connections around it.
I have yet to take the cover off to check the heating elements or the Relays. I'm happy with testing the resistance of the elements but I just wanted to check something before doing it. It says about checking the Relays but I was wondering if anyone could let me know any more information about doing this. I'm not a sparky but hopefully not stupid either. the question is would I need to keep the cover off but put the power back on then watch the what the relays do if the elements turn out to test okay?
Any help much appreciated
Thanks
We have a Triton Opal. We also have a problem
a while ago the shower kept swapping between hot and cold but then the summer came along and we found it worked fine on the summer mode (single red line).
I've seen the post //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1368264#1368264
and this describes the problem I have.
seco services suggests
check the elements for resistance with a multi meter.
12-18 ohms on each element. with the showers mains power off.
you can also watch each relay to see if they are working.
also check the bottom tco for continuity or any burnt connections around it.
I have yet to take the cover off to check the heating elements or the Relays. I'm happy with testing the resistance of the elements but I just wanted to check something before doing it. It says about checking the Relays but I was wondering if anyone could let me know any more information about doing this. I'm not a sparky but hopefully not stupid either. the question is would I need to keep the cover off but put the power back on then watch the what the relays do if the elements turn out to test okay?
Any help much appreciated
Thanks