Triton 7500xi overflow leak fix?

I have been advised this should still be safe. Anyone would like to add to question/blog that's great otherwise thanks guys and have a great day :)

Rach88
September 2010

Does anyone know or can they help with this? I don't fancy myself or anyone else getting electrocuted! :(....

Rach88
September 2010

Hey thanx for taking time to read and answer my Q :) However, I learnt this is the ideal as researched last night on web but an engineer came out yesterday and repaired the outlet with power putty, NOT with a new part/PRD or PRV. So my question is actually is this unit safe in the event of back pressure occurring repaired with power putty?? There is no outlet now for water to escape I presume. I want to go back to landlord but with more info than I have at moment.

Rach88
September 2010

Hey thanx for taking time to read and answer my Q :) However, I learnt this is the ideal as researched last night on web but an engineer came out yesterday and repaired the outlet with power putty, NOT with a new part/PRD or PRV. So my question is actually is this unit safe in the event of back pressure occurring repaired with power putty?? There is no outlet now for water to escape I presume. I want to go back to landlord but with more info than I have at moment.

Rach88
September 2010

Pressure Relief Devices are designed to activate in the event of a build up of pressure within a shower unit - usually caused by a blocked shower head, blocked/ twisted or kinked hose.

Although the shower does contain various electrical components and wires when the PRD operates the water will be directed out of the unit safely via with a small tube or channel within the product and providing that the unit has been installed correctly and in accordance with manufacturers instructions should not cause any danger to the unit or user

I hope this information is of help.

Regards,
Karl
TRITON TECHNICAL TEAM

TRITON TECHNICAL TEAM
September 2010