Old shower unit, does anyone recgonise the make?

[Ted808]

 

[Ted808]

Take that as a no then?
It's just that I've never seen these before and now I've had two different custs with exactly the same set up and model??
Ok let me rephrase the question...
On this pumped shower the flow is low.... now I'm not too good on showers and pumps as I haven't had many in my years so far..
My question being how do I prove that i's either the shower or the pump, without replacing?
I was thinking of seeing if I can get the internals out of the shower and clean them, and the same with the pump, check the filters, I am hesitant because it can be tricky t price up and I don't want to waste custs time or mine. Maybe I should just go for replace the lot? both pump and shower? If I do that the pump will be ok but what shower ... this one has both Hot and Cold fed from tanks. As I said not sure how to approach this... Is there a shower available with both a hot and cold supply? mmm
Cheers anybody for any hints.

 

[turnpin]

Don't recognise it myself Ted but try posting a picture to The Shower Doctor - Buy Shower Parts & Spares Online solved many a mystery shower conundrum on here best of luck regards Turnpinunk:

 

[solutions]

Issolate the pump electrically and close the issolation valves on the pump supply pipework. Disconnect the pump outlet pipework. Get some washing machine hoses attach issolater valves to one end of each hose. Attach each hose to the 2 pump outlets. Close the valves on the washing machine hoses. Turn on the power to the pump and open the valves on the supply pipework to the pump. Now you can direct the washing machine hoses in to the bath or a bucket. Open both valves on the end of your washing machine hoses. The pump should kick in so keep the hoses under control this will show you the flow from the pump without the restrictions associated with the shower valve and any faults it may have. It is important to remember to turn both valves on your hoses on at the same time so both sides of the pump can pump freely and not work against dead head. If the flow is poor or not supplying the expected litres per minute check the inlet filters on the pump. If the flow is as it should be the fault is likely with the pipework to the shower valve or the shower valve. If it has worked fine in the past and has only recently failed to perform then the fault will be with the shower valve. Email pictures of the valve and any manufacturer/ brand or serial numbers you can uncover on it to the shower doctor website if it can be identified they almost certainly will.

 

[Ted808]

I'll certainly try that ... thanks!