Triton T90 si not working properly

Hi All

I have an electric shower, Triton T90, which is acting up. it worked fine up to the big freeze of 2010 and since then its being going very very hot when on. At times it seems to only have very cold or very hot temp. pressure is not great. I live in a hardwater area and regularly replaced the shower heads as they clogged so frequently, so I belive part of the problem is limescale. We have since been switched to a different water supply, and equipment no longer clogs up, but occassionally pieces of limescale come out in the flow of water in the shower. I hardly ever use this shower now, but need to get it fixed as hope to rent this room out to help with the mortgage.

Can if be fixed do you think, or do I need to buy a new unit? Can't afford much expense to be honest. Its over 7 years old btw, used about once a day up to 18 months, when it started to act up. Luckily got a power shower installed in main bathroom in Jan 2010 so have been using that since ( in case you think I gave up showering in 2010!)

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

BTW, not so good on the DIY front,

Hi,

might give you some advice as it appears to be a common problem.

There's a sticker on the front of our fairly new Triton T90 showing Maynooth Shower Maintenance as the people to contact for repairs. Their phone no is 01-6286711.

One thing that concerns me in your post is the fact that as far as I know you're only meant to have one instant electric shower per house.

Thanks for that, unfortunatley located in the west so the maynooth number is no use to me. I will check out that thread,

The second shower takes the hot water from the heating system, its not an electric shower

LMCD said:

Thanks for that, unfortunatley located in the west so the maynooth number is no use to me. I will check out that thread,

The second shower takes the hot water from the heating system, its not an electric shower

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As far as I know, the Maynooth number is for their national care centre. Give them a buzz. They'll probably advise you and you may be able to sort the problem locally then. Also, they may have someone from the company who's based in your area.

Will do, thanks for that