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Thanks a lot, i will take the whole bar out for better control and acccess. and will get back with the outcome. areciate your time and help. regardsYou need to unscrew the cartridge using the brass hexagonal flats that are somewhat recessed into the body. This will require a socket of the appropriate size, possibly a thin walled socket - or a box spanner.
You need to unscrew the cartridge using the brass hexagonal flats that are somewhat recessed into the body. This will require a socket of the appropriate size, possibly a thin walled socket - or a box spanner.
Hello, I just did not know what to buy as I wasn’t aware of my mixer make nor model, still wondering how a brand new mixer get a faulty cartridge in less than 2 days after it’s first useThe Amazon one is very different, so No. Why not buy the correct one?
I agree a new mixer should't be faulty. If it's a new installation, were the pipes were flushed out before the mixer was fitted?Hello, I just did not know what to buy as I wasn’t aware of my mixer make nor model, still wondering how a brand new mixer get a faulty cartridge in less than 2 days after it’s first use
The mixer worked super nice for 2 uses, water temperature was true to the boiler setting, after that till now it’s just warm enough when it’s at max. Same temperature, never hotter or colder, the hot water pipe hot before the mixer bar.I agree a new mixer should't be faulty. If it's a new installation, were the pipes were flushed out before the mixer was fitted?
Could you tell us the nature of the fault?
You imply that the valve is still changing the temperature, but the output doesn't get hot enough any more - is that correct?The mixer worked super nice for 2 uses, water temperature was true to the boiler setting, after that till now it’s just warm enough when it’s at max. Same temperature, never hotter or colder, the hot water pipe hot before the mixer bar.
the valve is still changing the temperature, but the output doesn't get hot enough any more, also at absolute max setting, it's still not hot enough.You imply that the valve is still changing the temperature, but the output doesn't get hot enough any more - is that correct?
If you press the button to bypass the 38 degree stop (or whatever it is!) and turn the knob round futher, does the water get hotter, or are you saying at absolute max setting, it's still not hot enough? There's normally a way of changing the relative position of the knob/stop, so it covers the correct range of temperatures.
But I don't see why that should suddenly change if it was working fine to start with.
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