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Hi, I m a new member and a householder with moderate DIY experience. Our now retired plumber (hopefully not retired due to this job!) fitted a new bathroom for us last November (2015.) This included an Aqualisa quartz digital shower. Gravity fed. No remote control. A couple of months after fitting the blue light came on but no water and no noise from loft where the unit is sited. He returned and diagnosed an air lock. in the water tank in loft he blew air into an outlet and hey presto it worked again. He left the copper piping and elbow joint in case it happened again.
It did this week. Blue light on bathroom control but no water. In loft green light shows on unit. I disconnected electricity supply to unit (the white coupling) and turned on again as I had read this sometimes resets. No success. I undid shower head an ddangeld the shower hose to the shower floor to increase potential for gravity to help.
In the loft I then blew air into the cold water inlet pipe to diverter in hope that I was replicating what my plumber had done. No success. I blew air into all the other (2) outlets from water tank in case that did anything. No result. I have asked the Aqualisa representative to attend and he is due next Wednesday. However I could do with a shower and wonder if I am missing some obvious trick? I'mn also keen to know if I am blowing into the right outlet (the cold water supply to the diverter.) Any suggestions appreciate from anyone with similar experience. Thanks in anticipation.
It did this week. Blue light on bathroom control but no water. In loft green light shows on unit. I disconnected electricity supply to unit (the white coupling) and turned on again as I had read this sometimes resets. No success. I undid shower head an ddangeld the shower hose to the shower floor to increase potential for gravity to help.
In the loft I then blew air into the cold water inlet pipe to diverter in hope that I was replicating what my plumber had done. No success. I blew air into all the other (2) outlets from water tank in case that did anything. No result. I have asked the Aqualisa representative to attend and he is due next Wednesday. However I could do with a shower and wonder if I am missing some obvious trick? I'mn also keen to know if I am blowing into the right outlet (the cold water supply to the diverter.) Any suggestions appreciate from anyone with similar experience. Thanks in anticipation.
