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I have a Hudson Reed shower, about 7 years old
A lot like this http://www.ultra-group.co.uk/product...productid=1821 The temperature control has become very stiff. It appears that the themostatic control valve is the problem. I have opened it all up and found the cartridge, which appears to be an SA30039, like this http://www.ergonomicdesigns.co.uk/SA...rtridge.htm l A local plumbing shop I tried suggested removing it and soaking in Soda Crystals (presumablt to try to reduce limescale build up) That helped a little, but not much So my next stage is to consider an active acid based descaler. Is this a good idea? Or is it posble to dimantle it further and manual clean it? Or does anyone have any better advice? The valve itself still works, but as it stands I am the only one in the house strong enough to turn it. |
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