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triton

osul · 2011-12-29 15:18:04

hi I have a triton t90si electric shower. at its coldest setting, water pressure is excellent. as you increase temp. water pressure falls off until it is just a trickle. do i need to replace a part.

29-12-2011 3:18pm

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osul

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hi

I have a triton t90si electric shower. at its coldest setting, water pressure is excellent. as you increase temp. water pressure falls off until it is just a trickle. do i need to replace a part.

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#2 29-12-2011 4:09pm

Billy Bunting

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Thats the principal behind their operation, they heat a certain amount of water by a certain temperature, increase the water and it wont reach its max tempreture.
Is this a new problem ?? The ambient temperature entering the shower will be much lower this time of year thus lower temperature rise.

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#3 29-12-2011 6:10pm

Joey the lips

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Clean the internal filter. You will have to shut off the water and power to it

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