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Zephalinda
Hi,
I've just had a a small ensuite bathroom in an appartment refurbished. Got a new shower tray in but the original electric shower (a Mira Vie) was reused as it was reasonably new. Also, the radiator was replaced with a towel rail and the toilet and sink moved.
In the main bathroom which never had a shower installed over the bath, I got a power shower installed (brand new Iflo) which uses a Salamander pump. Also had the radiator replaced with a large towel rail.
Ever since this work was completed by the plumber, there is a:
1) A constant whirring sound coming from the emersion tank when the central heating/hot water is on. This noise was not present before.
2) Both showers need to have the head removed from the holder and held down low to start the water flow every morning
3) A loud intermittent clicking noise (not the usual heating up/cooling down expansion sounds) from the other radiators in the apartment. This noise was also not present before.
The plumber is adament that the showers will "settle down" and has given a multitude of possible reasons for the radiator noise but again seems to be of the opinion that they too will "settle down".
I do not for one second believe this to be the case but unfortunatly I am not in a position to argue my point as I know nothing about plumbimg!!
Any help or information greatly appreciated.
thanks
I've just had a a small ensuite bathroom in an appartment refurbished. Got a new shower tray in but the original electric shower (a Mira Vie) was reused as it was reasonably new. Also, the radiator was replaced with a towel rail and the toilet and sink moved.
In the main bathroom which never had a shower installed over the bath, I got a power shower installed (brand new Iflo) which uses a Salamander pump. Also had the radiator replaced with a large towel rail.
Ever since this work was completed by the plumber, there is a:
1) A constant whirring sound coming from the emersion tank when the central heating/hot water is on. This noise was not present before.
2) Both showers need to have the head removed from the holder and held down low to start the water flow every morning
3) A loud intermittent clicking noise (not the usual heating up/cooling down expansion sounds) from the other radiators in the apartment. This noise was also not present before.
The plumber is adament that the showers will "settle down" and has given a multitude of possible reasons for the radiator noise but again seems to be of the opinion that they too will "settle down".
I do not for one second believe this to be the case but unfortunatly I am not in a position to argue my point as I know nothing about plumbimg!!
Any help or information greatly appreciated.
thanks