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Which option is best

  • 12-09-2013 12:59PM
    #1
    elvis jones
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,197 ✭✭✭


    We have an aqualisa aquastream that has died, its about 7 yrs old. Looking at our options at the moment, cost is important like everyone else.

    1. Replace full shower
    2. Try to have it repaired
    3. Put a pump in the hotpress to pump water through.

    It seems to be the pump thats gone in the shower as there's no noise but water is still flowing and i can set the temp. The flow is ok but i'd like a stronger shower if possible.

    Any advice or thoughts ?


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  • #2
    Froststop
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 445 ✭✭Froststop


    elvis jones wrote: »
    We have an aqualisa aquastream that has died, its about 7 yrs old. Looking at our options at the moment, cost is important like everyone else.

    1. Replace full shower
    2. Try to have it repaired
    3. Put a pump in the hotpress to pump water through.

    It seems to be the pump thats gone in the shower as there's no noise but water is still flowing and i can set the temp. The flow is ok but i'd like a stronger shower if possible.

    Any advice or thoughts ?

    New pump for that model is £89.99 in the UK. If it's 7 yrs old might be as well off to change it out. Regarding adding a pump in the hot press your only giving your self extra potential problems down the road IMO.

    Here's a link to help you decide if it's viable to repair etc.
    http://www.rubberduckbathrooms.co.uk/spares-repairs/aqualisa-replacement-parts?zenid=e6dbf88344ef4b7b625a0dd05da17cb5

    There are companies supplying parts for them in Ireland but in true Irish fashion they done have prices on their sites.


  • #3
    elvis jones
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,197 ✭✭✭elvis jones


    Froststop wrote: »
    New pump for that model is £89.99 in the UK. If it's 7 yrs old might be as well off to change it out. Regarding adding a pump in the hot press your only giving your self extra potential problems down the road IMO.

    Here's a link to help you decide if it's viable to repair etc.
    http://www.rubberduckbathrooms.co.uk/spares-repairs/aqualisa-replacement-parts?zenid=e6dbf88344ef4b7b625a0dd05da17cb5

    There are companies supplying parts for them in Ireland but in true Irish fashion they done have prices on their sites.

    With no noise and just basic pressuse i take it that its the pump then ?


  • #4
    Froststop
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 445 ✭✭Froststop


    It could also be a micro switch.
    I would contact a parts supplier and get some prices, you could be looking at replacing both before finding the fault. They will advise you on your options.


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