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Electric Shower Repair?

leeroybrown · 2012-11-01 15:40:23

Can anyone recommend someone who repairs electric showers in the Galway City area? I've a Mira Elite 2 shower with a power button fault. The power button has to be held in for the shower to operate. Otherwise it's operating completely normally. It should be a very quick part replacement for someone who knows the unit.

01-11-2012 4:40pm

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leeroybrown

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Can anyone recommend someone who repairs electric showers in the Galway City area?

I've a Mira Elite 2 shower with a power button fault. The power button has to be held in for the shower to operate. Otherwise it's operating completely normally. It should be a very quick part replacement for someone who knows the unit.

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#2 01-11-2012 5:18pm

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Got it sorted. Mods you can lock/delete this or just let it drift away. Whatever suits.

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#3 01-11-2012 6:01pm

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I've pulled a Mira apart before. You can probably do it too and check that spring behind the button isn't snapped or something.

Can you update with how it was fixed in case someone else has a similar issue?

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#4 03-11-2012 2:49am

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The return spring had indeed failed. Just need a cheap switch unit.

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