This question is regarding NewTeam 1000 - Shower Spares

water dripping

I have a new team 100 shower which when in use sometimes there is dripping from the bottom of the actual shower but not sure where is comes from - could it be one of the seals in side
Asked 6 years ago by Glen
I presume you mean the New Team 1000

The parts for this are now obsolete

The shower is still available but the internals have been completely redesigned.

www.showerdoc.com/bristan-hydropower-1000xt-thermostatic-power-shower-white-hy-powshx10-w

Answered 6 years ago by George Thomson

Hi - yes sorry meant New Team 1000 - you say you still do this but the insides are difference and there is a link but it shows a different shower to mine - Bristan Hydropower 1000XT - is this the replacement as it also says it is for low pressure only.

Answered 6 years ago by Glen Cameron

It could be a number of things. You will need to remove the cover to find the source.

Answered 6 years ago by Barrie Seabright

Sorry, not sure we are talking the same thing - when I first asked about the New team 1000 power I was told it was still available but the internals have been redesigned and was given a link to it but the link went to a Bristan Hydropower 1000XT - which does not look the same at all.

I need a hot and cold low pressure shower

Answered 6 years ago by Glen Cameron

www.showerdoc.com/newteam-100-series-shower-spares

Sorry, if the shower is the one above , then there is only the cartridge that is available.

www.showerdoc.com/newteam-1000-shower-spares

If the shower is a power shower , then the replacement is shown to the right.

Answered 6 years ago by Barrie Seabright

Hi would this one be for a hot and cold (as was the old new team 1000)?

Answered 6 years ago by Glen Cameron

www.showerdoc.com/bristan-hydropower-1000xt-thermostatic-power-shower-white-hy-powshx10-w

This shower needs a hot and a cold gravity supply.

Answered 6 years ago by Barrie Seabright

was the old new team 1000 a hot and cold gravity

Answered 6 years ago by Glen Cameron

Yes, but any problems it would be better if we had a picture of your shower.

Answered 6 years ago by Barrie Seabright

It is the now obsolete New team 1000 I think when I went on your site there was a picture of it

Answered 6 years ago by Glen Cameron

We will still need a picture of your shower.

Answered 6 years ago by Barrie Seabright

I have attached a copy of what is in the booklet I have

Answered 6 years ago by Glen Cameron

We still need a picture of your shower. As no picture has arrived.

Answered 6 years ago by Barrie Seabright

hope this helps

Answered 6 years ago by Glen Cameron

no picture has arrived.

Answered 6 years ago by Barrie Seabright

i sent it on the attachment but it is a scanned copy I don't have it on a picture - not getting anywhere really am I?

Answered 6 years ago by Glen Cameron

www.showerdoc.com/bristan-hydropower-1000xt-thermostatic-power-shower-white-hy-powshx10-w

If your old shower is fed by a hot and cold gravity water supply and an electrical source , then the above maybe a suitable replacement.

If you are still unsure you can send a picture of your shower to [email protected]

Answered 6 years ago by Barrie Seabright

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