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Mira Elite St High Pitched Noise

Oisin0 · 2012-01-24 15:30:12

Hi there, I've recently had my bathroom retiled. Unfortunately since my shower was refitted to wall it is quite noisy. It seems to function fine, but its definitely louder than it was, A High Pitched Whine. I've already cleaned out the filter, tightened screws holding shower to wall, inserting rubber washers to kill any…

24-01-2012 3:30pm

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Oisin0

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Hi there,
I've recently had my bathroom retiled. Unfortunately since my shower was refitted to wall it is quite noisy. It seems to function fine, but its definitely louder than it was, A High Pitched Whine. I've already cleaned out the filter, tightened screws holding shower to wall, inserting rubber washers to kill any viabration. I'm concerned that it may be doing damage to itself. Any suggestions???

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#2 24-01-2012 11:16pm

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is the flow as good as it was before you moved it?

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#3 25-01-2012 12:23pm

Oisin0

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Yes, I think it is

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#4 25-01-2012 9:20pm

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The shower comes with three rubber washers that need to between the unit and the wall. In fact the manual is quite specific, the shower needs to be clear of the wall to ensure that it does not over-heat. Have to re-inserted these washers?. If the unit is touching the wall then it could be transferring the vibration to the wall and the wall (if is hollow) could be acting as a 'boom box'.

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