Soldato
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Mine does the same thing. When I looked into it I found out it's cheaper to buy a new shower unit than it is to get someone in to confirm and then replace the element.
Shower trips rcd
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Just replace it. So much easier.
We end up replacing the shower in the flat every year or two. Depends on how much the tenants use it. Hertfordshire has some of the worst water for scale. The mountings haven't changed in 10 years and neither have the positions of the water inlet or power, so I can generally do it on my own in under an hour.
We end up replacing the shower in the flat every year or two. Depends on how much the tenants use it. Hertfordshire has some of the worst water for scale. The mountings haven't changed in 10 years and neither have the positions of the water inlet or power, so I can generally do it on my own in under an hour.
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£280 vs £120 for the heater tank tho so will try that first as only thing i can see wrong.