Hello, where you get the control board from. I’ve replaced the solenoid
and the element internals and the tap continues to flow. I’m guessing something in the red lid has failed as well?
Hello, where you get the control board from. Ive replaced the solenoid and the element internals and the tap continues to flow. Im guessing something in the red lid has failed as well?
On Sun, 20 Apr 2025 22:30:03 +0000, Mike <6b28ea8090ab5106dc6f78bcb0b539ba@example.com> wrote:
Hello, where you get the control board from. I’ve replaced the solenoid and the element internals and the tap continues to flow. I’m guessing something in the red lid has failed as well?
Are these products safe? I looked once and decided they did not pass
my 'risk assessment' as a guest or inattentive householder could put
their hand under the tap and risk scalding.
On 21/04/2025 10:11, Scott wrote:
On Sun, 20 Apr 2025 22:30:03 +0000, Mike
<6b28ea8090ab5106dc6f78bcb0b539ba@example.com> wrote:
Hello, where you get the control board from. I’ve replaced the
solenoid and the element internals and the tap continues to flow. I’m
guessing something in the red lid has failed as well?
Are these products safe? I looked once and decided they did not pass
my 'risk assessment' as a guest or inattentive householder could put
their hand under the tap and risk scalding.
Hmm.
We in the 5th. year of using ours. Youngest Grandchild just 7 with no incidents so far.
From purchasing spares I realise there are many versions available. The *child* safety device on ours could be better. A plastic peg prevents
the tap being rotated without first being pressed down. This is not very reliable as it can be overridden by by a strong untrained person.
On 21/04/2025 12:58, Timatmarford wrote:
On 21/04/2025 10:11, Scott wrote:
On Sun, 20 Apr 2025 22:30:03 +0000, Mike
<6b28ea8090ab5106dc6f78bcb0b539ba@example.com> wrote:
Hello, where you get the control board from. I’ve replaced the
solenoid and the element internals and the tap continues to flow.
I’m guessing something in the red lid has failed as well?
Are these products safe? I looked once and decided they did not pass
my 'risk assessment' as a guest or inattentive householder could put
their hand under the tap and risk scalding.
Hmm.
We in the 5th. year of using ours. Youngest Grandchild just 7 with no
incidents so far.
From purchasing spares I realise there are many versions available.
The *child* safety device on ours could be better. A plastic peg
prevents the tap being rotated without first being pressed down. This
is not very reliable as it can be overridden by by a strong untrained
person.
Possibly not a good safety device if you get pissed occasionally :)
On Sun, 20 Apr 2025 22:30:03 +0000, Mike <6b28ea8090ab5106dc6f78bcb0b539ba@example.com> wrote:
Hello, where you get the control board from. Ive replaced the solenoid
and the element internals and the tap continues to flow. Im guessing
something in the red lid has failed as well?
Are these products safe? I looked once and decided they did not pass
my 'risk assessment' as a guest or inattentive householder could put
their hand under the tap and risk scalding.
Hello, what part did you actually order?
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