Triton 7051704

A: 

Ithink you have a faulty stabilizer valve, you don’t mention which Opal you haveso I can’t give you a link to the exact valve however you should be able towork it out from the drawings on our site, if nor get back to us.

 

A: Good morning,

Thank you for your email.

It may well be a fault with the flow / stabiliser valve and not the actuator assembly. There is a diaphragm inside this part which can become worn due to the pressure it is under throughout the period the shower is in operation. When this becomes worn water can leak from the stabiliser valve, a leak which will become more noticeable when the actuator is lifting up to activate the microswitch located at the bottom of the PCB assembly. As such, it may be advisable to order a new stabiliser valve in addition to a replacement actuator. Please follow the link below to view the available spares list for the Triton Opal shower. Here you will find listed the parts mentioned above.

http://www.showerdoc.com/shower-spares/triton/TRITO-PARENT-88-Triton-Opal

I hope that this helps you out.

Regards,

Michael.
The Shower Doctor.

A: 

Normally you can just remove the old actuator and reuse it.

However for a short while Triton started to glue theactuators into the top of the valve, if you have one of these then I am afraidyou will need a new actuator as the old ones will not come out of the valve.