I fixed mine by removing the diaphragm from the stabiliser valve, drying & cleaning with methylated spirits and a liberal use, both sides, of super glue including letting the glue run in a around the annual ring.
Forgot to say the basic problem was a couple of splits in the rubber diaphragm. If glueing didn't work (it did in my case) would have made a simple replacement diaphragm from sheet of suitable gauge rubber.
David Clay
September 2011
I had the same problem. Spares unobtainable, valve internal diaphragm split (complex shape, impossible to replicate. Solved by removing the innards and sealing the whole thing with a plain rubber sheet. It doesn't regulate the pressure any more, but it doesn't leak, and the shower performance seems ok. (Temperature doesn't vary wildly). May be a safety issue here though!
Barny
January 2009
Sorry Dave - correction - my e-mail is:-
david.clay@orange.net
David Clay
January 2009
Dave J-D. Did you find a fix for the T200RE leaky stabiliser valve. Mine is leaking from the spindle. What's in this valve? If I open it up may be some new 'O' rings or something will do the trick
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