Bathroom Shower Pumps

Question

I am a landlord. The property in question has a shower pump with a automatic flow trip switch, which is proving to be unreliable and does not always "cut in" unless the shower head is lowered and removed. Would replacing the shower pump with a manually operated one solve this problem ?

Archie · Answer

You can get a zero head pump which doesn't rely on a flow to trigger. They are more expensive than the other kind but work a treat

Maihan · Answer

Yes shower pump needs replacing to a new one. Let me know if your up for it.

Troy · Answer

its sound like the pump has not been fitted correctly , I would suggest calling a plumber to come and have look

John · Answer

Yes as the manual operated one will give it more pressure either when the shower head is moved or in the rail, and won’t get air locked

Dave · Answer

You probably have a "positive head" shower pump when a "negative head" pump would be more appropriate.

Kobala · Answer

No you probably need to replace the negative head pump with new  or maybe need service .

Kieran · Answer

It'll probably need replacing before installing a new shower

Bathroom Shower Pumps

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