Recently had a thermostat shower fitted. At first everything running fine then all of a sudden the water stopped flowing. If i turn the shower on to hot the water flows ok for a little while as soon as i turn it to cold the water stops. Is it because i need a booster pump?
Shower thermostat - no cold water?
- Thread starter trixmmkay
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is it airlocked in the cold ?
is the non return valve stuck ?
is the non return valve stuck ?
you say the hot is ok.
where does the cold pipe come from ?
from the tank in the loft straight down to the mixer ?
across the loft and down to the mixer ?
where does the cold pipe come from ?
from the tank in the loft straight down to the mixer ?
across the loft and down to the mixer ?
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is their any bleed valves along the pipework ?
is their any where along the pipe you can slacken a joint to release any air.
if the pipe gos vertical straight down to the mixer then i wouldn't say it air.
not knowing the layout hard to say.
could be a blockage from something in the tank.
or put shower on cold and try putting a hose down the feed from the tank that will shift any airlock.
is their any where along the pipe you can slacken a joint to release any air.
if the pipe gos vertical straight down to the mixer then i wouldn't say it air.
not knowing the layout hard to say.
could be a blockage from something in the tank.
or put shower on cold and try putting a hose down the feed from the tank that will shift any airlock.
don't think their is any bleed valves.
the pipe is vertical to mixer.
I will try the hose trick, hopefully it will work.
Something i never mentioned...
My sink is not yet fully plummed in. At the moment it has been isolated
could this cause an air lock?
Basically i had someone come and not finish the job!
the pipe is vertical to mixer.
I will try the hose trick, hopefully it will work.
Something i never mentioned...
My sink is not yet fully plummed in. At the moment it has been isolated
could this cause an air lock?
Basically i had someone come and not finish the job!
it shouldn't do.
if the pipes vertical any air should rise straight up the vertical pipe.
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