Solenoid Coil Pressure Relief Device for TRITON Electric Shower - SPARES2GO - 82800450

Solenoid Coil, Pressure Relief Device (PRD) + Burst Disc Seal for TRITON Electric Shower. Brand ne...

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This guide is for owners of TRITON electric showers experiencing issues with water flow or pressure. It details how to understand, replace, and care for the Solenoid Coil and Pressure Relief Device (PRD), essential components for your shower's functionality. This replacement kit restores water flow if your electric shower has stopped, with no water or if your low-pressure light is on, ensuring a safe and efficient showering experience. Please note that while this kit offers a solution, electrical work should only be performed by qualified professionals.

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Model Part Number82800450
BrandSPARES2GO

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FAQs

What does a solenoid coil do?

The solenoid coil controls the water flow in your electric shower. When it fails, the shower may not turn on or provide water.

What is a pressure relief device (PRD)?

A PRD is a safety device that prevents excessive pressure buildup in the shower unit by releasing excess water.

When should I replace the solenoid coil?

Replace the solenoid coil if your shower is not producing any water, or the water flow is weak, and after checking water supply and electrical connections.

Can I install this kit myself?

While the kit is designed for easy installation, it is recommended to have a qualified professional install it to ensure safety and proper functionality.

How often should I replace the PRD?

The PRD usually needs replacement when it has blown due to excessive pressure, or it's leaking. Check it during routine shower maintenance.

What tools do I need for installation?

You may need a screwdriver, pliers, and possibly a multimeter to check electrical connections. Always turn off the power at the breaker before starting work.

Where can I find the model number of my shower?

The model number is usually located on a sticker on the shower unit itself, often on the side or the bottom.

What if the replacement doesn't fix the problem?

If the problem persists after replacing the solenoid coil and PRD, there may be another issue. Consult a qualified electrician or shower repair technician.

Troubleshooting

Shower not turning on / no water flow.

Check the solenoid coil. Replace it if faulty. Also, check the water supply and electrical connections.

Low water pressure.

Check for blockages in the showerhead. Inspect and replace the solenoid coil if necessary. Ensure sufficient water pressure to the unit.

Low pressure light is on.

This may indicate a faulty solenoid coil, or a PRD has blown. Replace the coil and/or PRD kit.

Water leaking.

Check for leaks around the solenoid coil and PRD. Replace the burst disc seal if required. Ensure all connections are secure.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Restores water flow in your shower
  • Includes a PRD for safety
  • High-quality, durable components
  • Direct replacement for TRITON showers
  • Easy to install (with professional help)

Cons

  • Requires some technical skill or professional installation
  • Does not fix all shower problems
  • May require additional tools
  • Limited to TRITON electric showers only

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This kit is specifically designed for TRITON electric showers with MPN 82800450. Check your shower model before purchase.

Setup:

  1. Safety First: Turn off the power supply to the shower at the circuit breaker.
  2. Access the Components: Consult your shower's manual to locate the solenoid coil and PRD. The location varies by model. Usually, the solenoid coil is at the water inlet, and the PRD is nearby.
  3. Removal: Carefully remove the old solenoid coil, PRD, and burst disc. Note the connections and orientation.
  4. Installation: Install the new solenoid coil, PRD, and burst disc, ensuring all connections are secure.
  5. Testing: Turn the power back on and test the shower for proper water flow and pressure. Check for leaks.

Care: Regularly check for leaks around the solenoid coil and PRD. Clean the showerhead to prevent blockages that can trigger the PRD. Ensure adequate water pressure to the shower.

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