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Check for faulty potentiometer
switch, (located under knob
'A' inside front cover). Switch
should be open circuit when
turned fully anti-clockwise.
b)Pump
operates
when motor
is switched
off
Blockage in filter causing
obstruction in water supply.
Check and clean
(see page 10).
c) Water too
hot
Blockage in filter causing
obstruction in water supply.
Check and clean
(see page 10).
d)Water too
cold
Check that the hot and cold
water supplies are delivered
to the correct ports.
Check that water is supplied
to the shower unit at
balanced pressures (ie. Hot
and cold water are supplied
from the same header tank).
Ensure cold supply is not
taken from mains.
e) Poor
temperature
adjustment
Check that the shower and all
pipework are sited below the
level of the cold water tank.
f) Unit does
not prime
Are there any restrictions in
the 15mm supply (reduced
diameters even for short
distances).
Is the pressure being lost to
other services in the dwelling.
Check filter for obstructions in
the water supply and clean if
necessary. See page 10 for
details.
g)Poor flow
rate
REDRING AFTER SALES SERVICE
We offer a technical advisory service on the
telephone to contractors and other customers
with problems in the field.
Ring 0870 9000 430 (Normal Office Hours)
Spare parts can be supplied against any VISA or
Access cards.
Ring 0870 9000 420 (Normal Office Hours)
Remember to quote the exact type of shower, as
written on the front of the shower and on this
leaflet. It may also be of use to have a note of the
Catalogue Number as stated on the rating plate
inside the shower (see diagram 2 for location)
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The installation should be done by qualified
personnel and checked by the Electricity Board.
WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL THE SHOWER
IN A ROOM WHERE IT MAY BE SUBJECT TO
FREEZING.
We recommend that the installation is done in the
following sequence :-
A) Fixing the shower to the wall.
B) Plumbing.
C) Electrical connections.
A) Fixing the shower to the wall
The Redring Expressions Power Shower is
fitted with a motor and some mechanical
noise can be expected when in use. The type
of wall structure will affect the noise levels.
Solid walls will provide quieter operation than
panel or stud partition walls.
1. Place the riser rail at the height
recommended in diagrams 5/6 and mark its
position.
2. Position the heater so that the sides of the
unit are vertical and that all controls can be
comfortably reached whilst the shower is being
used. Ensure correct orientation of the shower
Diagram 5
Diagram 6
2 metres,
typical height
for majority of
users from top
of riser rail to
base of bath or
cubicle
2 metres
typical height
from top of
riser rail to
base of bath
or cubicle
5