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triton as200x cover wont come off

  • 15-10-2015 1:13pm
    #1
    Jimmy_M
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    I have a triton as2000x in my bathroom.
    As long as ive owned the house the knob had to be turned to hot for cold and vica versa.
    I assume the person that fitted it simply put the pipes wrong way around.

    Im now letting the house out so i went to take the cover off to have a look. Removed the 2 screws top and bottom and its like its stuck at the knob. Its free mostly around the edges but i cant get it away far enough to see whats holding it.
    Dont want to force it too hard at the same time.
    Anyone have this experience?


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  • #2
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    Jimmy_M wrote: »
    I have a triton as2000x in my bathroom.
    As long as ive owned the house the knob had to be turned to hot for cold and vica versa.
    I assume the person that fitted it simply put the pipes wrong way around.

    Im now letting the house out so i went to take the cover off to have a look. Removed the 2 screws top and bottom and its like its stuck at the knob. Its free mostly around the edges but i cant get it away far enough to see whats holding it.
    Dont want to force it too hard at the same time.
    Anyone have this experience?

    There's a screw behind the knob. Just below the grey button a piece of the knob pulls out


  • #3
    Jimmy_M
    Closed Accounts Posts: 205 ✭✭Jimmy_M


    oh thats great - ill give it a bash. I've had the front off a couple of showers in my time and not seen this.
    Thanks again!!


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    Attachments not working.

    [mod note] the images are huge they would take an age to load on a slow link[/mod note]


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