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Bit concerned about power shower install

Wolfgang Megahertz · 2015-05-30 10:37:06

I had my power shower replaced yesterday. Works fine but I had a closer look at the job this morning and noticed the casing didn't look 100% flush. Upon closer inspection it seems that the guy only put screws in two of the four sockets on the casing..! (top right and bottom left) It's still reasonably tightly secured but…

30-05-2015 10:37am

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Wolfgang Megahertz

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I had my power shower replaced yesterday.

Works fine but I had a closer look at the job this morning and noticed the casing didn't look 100% flush. Upon closer inspection it seems that the guy only put screws in two of the four sockets on the casing..! (top right and bottom left) It's still reasonably tightly secured but there's a definite bit of give in it.

My concern is that water (be it general spray or just condensation) will get into the unit over time. Could this damage the inner components or even be potentially dangerous?

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