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Triton T200 RE Shower

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  1. Mutley00
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    The Low Pressure Warning light is on and we can only get cold water out of it. I suspect its a faulty sensor in the 'base' unit but as its so old, no one at Triton is old enough to remember them!

    Has anyone any experience of them & how to fix them? I really dont want to take the whole thing out as it's only in a 2nd bathroom and it would involve taking out the suite and re-tiling to replace the shower, but if a quick fix is available, advice would be really appreciated?
     
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    Triton T200re Shower Spares | TRITO-PARENT-34
     
    Leesparkykent, Jun 27, 2015
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    Yes it says the parts to cure this are now obsolete....
     
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    Hence me making the post - I was hoping someone somewhere had sussed a workaround. Like maybe how to bypass what is clearly a dodgy sensor
     
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    I doubt it as the sensors will clearly be there for a reason. The pressure release could of operated due to scale, have you tried disconnecting the shower head/hose and running the shower?
     
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    Is there any water dripping from a over flow on the remote unit? Normally a clear tube.
     
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    Thanks Lee - I'll have a shufti but we dont get scale in Sheffield.
     
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    Might even be a bunged up filter in the water inlet causing reduction in flow, this would also give the problem described.
     
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