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leaking shower on first floor

thebourke · 2021-03-31 10:24:47

i have an electric shower upstairs on the first floor.I turned it on yesterday and water appeared to be leaking to the ground floor,so it must be an issue with the pipes..is this a big job to fix?

31-03-2021 11:24am

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thebourke

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i have an electric shower upstairs on the first floor.I turned it on yesterday and water appeared to be leaking to the ground floor,so it must be an issue with the pipes..is this a big job to fix?

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#2 31-03-2021 11:42am

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Turn on the shower & br the shower head down close to the tray. Run it for a few minutes only in the tray and keep the wall totally dry. If it leaks then it's the trap. If it doesn't leak aim the water on the tiles. If it leaks now then it's most likely a tiling job

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#3 31-03-2021 11:58am

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what do you mean by break the shower head close to the tray

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#4 31-03-2021 12:00pm

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Bring the shower head down to the trap

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#5 31-03-2021 1:39pm

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thebourke wrote: »

what do you mean by break the shower head close to the tray

Typo

ongarite wrote: »

Bring the shower head down to the trap

What he said

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