Neon Shower switch won't turn off?

Check with a qualified electrician first , that said, you may have the supply line from the consumer unit and the feed to the shower module swopped over so the switch is backwards, seeing constant voltage from the wrong side. What make and model of switch is it? is it dipole?

Uncle Panda
June 2009

So AndyPUK... two naughty tradesmen.

The plumber connects the pull cord isolator switch back to front (so the neon is always on) easily rectified and not really a problem at all - and then the wicked electrician rips you off by claiming the switch needs replacing - tch tch.

Peccavi
May 2009

I had a supposed plumber fit us with a shower with a pull cord switch that had a neon indicator on it.

the indicator was always on, he said that it was because it was showing it had power.

When and electrician saw it, he told us that the cretin had wired it incorrectly and the damage that had done, it had to be replaced completly.

Check your wiring

AndyPUK
May 2009

Replace the switch, AnJe - but, if the shower itself is turned off, it shouldn't be using any electricity!

John
May 2009