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I cannot afford to get the system flushed too so will changing the parts work? How do I know I actually need and that all the system just needs is a flush through?
 
if you don't flush you will end up with same problem in less then 3 mounts ! do as plumber recommend to you !
 
If £345.00 includes VAT then it is probably fair, however be sure that you get some guarrantees. You are not buying a pump and valves, you are buying a solution to the problem. Some strategies for finding a good local plumber.... Gas safe register, trust a trader?? 2 websites that will give you access to local qualified guys.
Good luck

raymondo
 
Its £345 for cash no VAT. This includes the 3 parts, labour @ £60 ph and the slight modification of the pipework in airing cupboard, plus £275 if I want the system flushing....He's coming tomorrow

How do I know what wattage (8,9 or 10) my shower is as I believe I need a new one? And how long to fit and price please?
 
New shower is approx £70 it can't be much more to install?? I can't afford to have it done yet I just need to know which one to buy and installation price
 
a 70 quid shower will be crap!

spend more and get a decent one


KJ
 
which one will I need 8,9,10 watt....how do I know which to get....someone??
 
Hi Michelle

Like a lot of things it just not so simple to say which one. The difference between these showers is the flow rate that they will allow and still provide water at a decent temperature, the higher the rating the more water you will get. However, the bigger showers 10Kw will require a 10mm cable to be run back to the main fuse board if one is not already there.

The wiring regulations surrounding the installation of an electric shower are quite onerous.

To find out what you already have you could contact the manufacturer, or look for their website. Post the details here and someone may be able to help.

It is strongly advised to get a competent electrician to look at the existing cabling, they would then be able to tell you the biggest shower you can have.

Good luck

Raymondo
 
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