I bought a flat which has a slightly older Aqualisa shower over the bath. Every so often, maybe every 15 or 30 minutes (?) for no apparent reason, the shower dribbles a small amount of water out of it which in turns splashes into the bath meaning that the bath is permanently splashed. This causes no problems but simply looks a unsightly. Can anyone tell me how to cure the Aqualisa unit? Thanks.
Aqualisa shower occasionally drips
- Thread starter simonski1
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Your shower probably needs a new cartridge.
Try here..
http://www.aqualisa.co.uk/
In the parts store you should be able to find which shower you have.
Speak to their customer service department for advise.
Andy.
Try here..
http://www.aqualisa.co.uk/
In the parts store you should be able to find which shower you have.
Speak to their customer service department for advise.
Andy.
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A leaky Aqualisa shower usually needs a new cartridge, contact their technical dept. for confirmation.
They are quite easy to fit.
You will need to isolate the hot and cold supplies to the shower.
When instaling the new cartridge you will need some silicone grease on one of the 'o' rings.
The cartridges are colour coded to suit your system. So I would again contact their technical department for advice in this.
Best to install a thermostatic cartridge imho.
Put a seach in for Aqualisa cartridge in google and you should get hold of one for a lot less than £100.
Andy.
They are quite easy to fit.
You will need to isolate the hot and cold supplies to the shower.
When instaling the new cartridge you will need some silicone grease on one of the 'o' rings.
The cartridges are colour coded to suit your system. So I would again contact their technical department for advice in this.
Best to install a thermostatic cartridge imho.
Put a seach in for Aqualisa cartridge in google and you should get hold of one for a lot less than £100.
Andy.
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