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triton shower trouble

barrie2310 · 2010-01-15 19:54:22

i have a triton t90xr and over the last few days ive noticed that the pressure drops significantly when i turn up the temperature. If i run it on cold the pressure is great. can someone give me some advice its driving me mental!!!!:mad:

15-01-2010 7:54pm

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barrie2310

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i have a triton t90xr and over the last few days ive noticed that the pressure drops significantly when i turn up the temperature. If i run it on cold the pressure is great. can someone give me some advice its driving me mental!!!!:mad:

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#2 15-01-2010 8:44pm

Micky Dolenz

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The incoming water is colder than normal, so the shower takes longer to heat it to required temp, hence the poor pressure.

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#3 16-01-2010 1:07am

subzerorepair

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consult it to the experts..:D

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#4 18-01-2010 1:59pm

barrie2310

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ah my old theory.. leave it in a warm dry place and it'll sort itself out ha ha. cheers lads:D

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#5 22-01-2010 11:14pm

Payton

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have a look here, it's not the same model no. but it's close http://www.showerdoc.co.uk/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6894

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#6 22-01-2010 11:29pm

Joey the lips

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Micky Dolenz wrote: »

The incoming water is colder than normal, so the shower takes longer to heat it to required temp, hence the poor pressure.

+1 theory is proved by the fact that if you turn to cold it pumps fast...

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