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If there's no water flow in your Bristan Plumbing Product, here's what to check: * Ensure the water isolating valve is turned on. * If the filter is blocked, turn off the water supply, remove the filter, and clean it. * For a blocked outlet hose mesh filter, remove the outlet hose from the shower, remove the mesh filter, and clean it. * Confirm the power supply is on.
Why is the water temperature too hot in my Bristan Plumbing Product?
If the water temperature of your Bristan Plumbing Product is too hot: * Clean the handset, because insufficient water may be flowing through the shower. * Increase the flow by adjusting the temperature control knob to a cooler setting. * Reduce the power setting.
What to do if letters ‘LP’ appear on Bristan GLE385 W Plumbing Product display?
If the letters ‘LP’ appear in the temperature indicator display of your Bristan Plumbing Product, it indicates a low pressure water supply to the shower unit or low water flow through shower handset. * Turn off the unit and wait until the water pressure increases before using it again. * Increase the water flow rate by turning the temperature control to a cooler setting.
Why does my Bristan GLE385 W Plumbing Product run hot and cold?
If your Bristan Plumbing Product shower runs hot and cold during use, it might be because the water pressure is at the minimum requirement. Check the running pressure (minimum of 0.7bar) and wait until the pressure increases.
Why does Bristan GLE385 W Plumbing Product temperature cycle between hot and cold?
If the shower temperature of your Bristan Plumbing Product cycles between hot and cold, it is likely because the shower temperature is set too high, causing the thermal cut out to turn off the heating elements to reduce the water temperature. Turn the shower temperature control anti-clockwise to reduce the water temperature.
What does “CL” mean on my Bristan Plumbing Product display?
If the letters “CL” appear in the temperature indicator display of your Bristan Plumbing Product, it's a reminder to routinely service-clean the shower to maintain showering performance. This will show for five shower cycles. Perform the maintenance actions in the Maintenance Section, cleaning the Showerhead, Inlet Filter, and Outlet Hose Mesh Filter.
What do “--” symbols mean on Bristan GLE385 W Plumbing Product display?
If the symbols “--” appear in the temperature indicator display of your Bristan Plumbing Product, it indicates that the unit is in Stand-By mode. The shower is powered and ready to start, so the shower is ready to use.
General| Maximum Static Pressure | 10 bar |
|---|---|
| Maximum Inlet Temperature | 80°C |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Material | Brass |
| Handle Type | Lever |
| Hot and Cold Water | Yes |
| Ceramic Disc Valves | Yes |
| Inlet Connection | 15mm |
| Outlet Connection | G 1/2 in |
| Water Inlet | Hot and Cold |
| Warranty | 5 Year |
Covers warnings about freezing conditions, inadequate ventilation, damaged parts, blockages, and hose damage.
Covers warnings for children and persons with reduced capabilities, and general usage safety.
Covers switching off power, earth continuity, isolation switches, and mounting surfaces.
Covers installation constraints, modification warnings, shower head compatibility, and descaling.
Covers temperature indication, stop/start button, power, and temperature controls.
Describes warm-up, phased shut down, and performance maintenance indicators.
Details inlet, outlet, and cable entry points for the shower unit.
Covers pressures, temperatures, system needs, and recommended usage types.
Covers earthing, wiring regulations, supply voltage, and independent circuits.
Details cable requirements, isolating switches, and voltage drop considerations.
Covers RCD, MCB, fuse requirements, and relevant tables.
Covers cable capacity, impedance, fuse board rating, and final installation checks.
Covers water regulations, outlet placement, backflow prevention, and scale inhibitors.
Details pressure, flow rates, PRVs, and hose retainer requirements.
Covers checking for pipes, wall surface, levelling, marking, drilling, and fixing.
Includes warnings, advice on positioning, and avoiding recessing the unit.
Details the various ways the water inlet can be connected to the unit.
Covers inlet entry options, pipe types, stop valves, and outlet safety.
Details the push-fit water connection and the function/warnings of the Pressure Relief Device.
Covers earthing, wiring regulations, and various cable entry point options.
Details continued cable entry options and internal routing tips.
Covers switching off power, connecting terminals, tightening, and sleeving.
Details fitting the cover, connecting internally, and setting initial control knob positions.
Covers identifying parts, positioning the rail, drilling, fixing brackets, and levelling.
Details fitting the hose, slider, and related notes.
Covers removing the showerhead, flushing the system, and testing water flow and tightness.
Details cleaning filters, handling low pressure indicators, and reassembling the showerhead.
Covers starting/stopping, phased shut down, and control panel functions.
Covers spray modes and considerations for winter use.
Covers general cleaning, performance indicators, and advice.
Details cleaning the inlet filter and outlet hose mesh filter.
Provides a table of symptoms, causes, and actions for common problems.
Details the 2-year parts and 1-year labour guarantee, conditions, and validity.
Explains how to handle malfunctions, service calls, and obtaining spare parts.
Details the parts list, diagram, and how to find spare parts online.
Shows images of individual spare parts corresponding to the parts list.
Provides a diagram and list of spare parts for the riser rail assembly.
Provides space for custom notes regarding installation.
Provides company address, website, email, and links to guarantee terms.
