IS THE NEUTRAL LINKED TO ANOTHER NEUTRAL IT SHOULD BE ON ITS OWN . HAVE YOU ENOUGH PRESSURE.. IS THE TRIP FUSE BIG ENOUGH.
MICK
March 2008
I don't fully understand your problem, but you need to check that the fuse that supplies your new shower (and the cable going to it) has a high enough current rating to allow the shower to work....old showers used a lot less current than newer ones. The shower current requirements are given in the user manual.
John
March 2008
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