To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the water temperature cycle hot/cool in my Triton Bathroom Fixture shower?
If the water temperature in your Triton Bathroom Fixture shower is cycling hot and cool at intervals, it could be due to the heater cycling on a thermal cut-out. Refer to the causes and appropriate actions for 'Water too hot'. If the problem persists, contact Customer Experience.
What to do if my Triton Bathroom Fixture shower fails to shut off?
If your Triton Bathroom Fixture shower fails to shut off when the STOP button is pressed, isolate it from the electricity supply and call Customer Experience. This could be due to a START/STOP button failure.
General installation guidelines and important notes.
Guidelines for plumbing connections and requirements.
Guidelines for electrical connections and safety.
Essential steps before initial operation to prevent damage.
Recommended cleaning methods and warnings.
Electrical power rating and MCB rating.
Supply source, capacity, and connection details.
Materials used for shower components.
Compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
Physical measurements of the shower unit.
Locations for water and cable entry.
Critical warning about earthing the appliance.
Guidance on MCB and fuse ratings for protection.
Cable current capacities based on installation type.
Notes on selecting appropriate cable size.
Warning against connecting directly to mains water.
Advice on pipe placement and hard water areas.
Requirements for showerhead placement and spill-over levels.
Importance of mounting on a flat surface for proper function.
Outlet function as a vent, not to be connected to other devices.
Flushing pipework to remove debris before connecting.
Sealing around pipework to prevent water ingress.
Safety instruction to switch off power before proceeding.
Consequence of deviating from approved cable entry points.
Caution on cutting the trimplate for entry points.
Warning about hidden cables/pipes and using power tools.
Step-by-step guide for fitting the unit and connecting water.
Information about the temporary locking screw on the spindle.
Importance of tight terminal block screws to prevent overheating.
Requirement for sleeving the earth conductor.
Checks to perform before replacing the shower unit cover.
Steps for fitting the shower unit cover correctly.
Warning about using only supplied screws for the cover.
Warning about the importance of correct commissioning.
Step-by-step guide for the initial flushing and priming process.
Instruction to switch off electricity before proceeding.
Steps to start, stop, and isolate the shower.
Warning about hot water expulsion on restart.
Explanation of power settings (COLD, ECONOMY, HIGH).
How to adjust temperature using the flow rate control.
Turning control anti-clockwise makes water cooler.
Turning control clockwise makes water warmer.
Explains power indicator, low pressure cut-out, and safety features.
Advice on switching off the unit when not in use.
Guidance for cleaning the inlet filter.
Safety instruction to switch off power before cleaning.
Advice on priming the unit after filter replacement.
Troubleshooting steps for no water flow.
Troubleshooting steps for water being too hot.
Troubleshooting for temperature fluctuations.
Troubleshooting steps for water being too cool.
Troubleshooting for abrupt cessation of water flow.
Troubleshooting for gradual reduction in water flow.
Troubleshooting when PRD has operated.
Troubleshooting for failure to shut off.
Note on PRD replacement procedure.
List of spare parts with descriptions and part numbers.
Simple steps to start and stop the shower.
How to adjust flow and temperature using controls.
Procedure to follow in case of a fault or complaint.
Information on ordering and supplying spare parts.
List of exclusions from the standard guarantee.
General| Type | Electric Shower |
|---|---|
| Temperature Control | Stabilised |
| Shower Head Spray Patterns | 5 |
| Start/Stop Button | Yes |
| Material | Plastic |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Installation | Wall-mounted |
| Water Entry Points | Right Hand Side - Top, Bottom, Back |
| Cable Entry Points | Right Hand Side - Top, Bottom, Back |
