Triton electric shower T90si ran dry and not now working.

New pump needed

You can fix it if you can find the parts ( not easy if you can find the parts).
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Technical/DataSheets/Triton/T90Si.pdf

The Triton t90si is fed from the tank in your attic.This also feeds the cold water in your bathroom.If you still have cold water in the bathroom tap,it means that there is water in the attic tank so the problem is somewhere else.I believe there is a bleed valve on these showers so maybe that is the problem. It may also be that the pipes are clogged up with dirt or limescale.The water filter may need cleaning. Hope this will help with your thinking on the problem.

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have a look at ur geyser and what tempreture the thermostat is set on. dont set it lower then 55 degrees or swams will grow in geyser and not higher then 65 degrees or the water will be scolding to qwite hot. plz rate, and let me know if u need more help. thermostat is located on geyser at power point. take off outside shell. put off power when worinking it hehe .U will see a devise with a pin conected with wiers that says most comenly 0-80 degrees. hope that solves it . let me know

you need to find out how many gallons per minute your shower is ? and what the old one was at then that will tell you if you need a pump.

sounds like the pump is broke. better off just replacing whole unit unless you order new pump from triton.

Check your heating elements..Turn up all the way and listen to each element..You'll hear the one not working..Or you can put your hand by each one and feel for the ones that the coolest.Thats the one thats bad...

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It sounds as though the valve is not closing and opening properly. I would have a proffesional come out to have a look. I could also be the control board not working correctly or a combination of both.

Most conventional showers have brass seats or rubber seats that can deteriorate over time. these will leak or dribble and not maintain your temp.. Rubber and brass seats are a fairly common and easy replacement. It sure beats trying to rip out a shower valve.