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- Brand: Triton
- SKU / MPN: Triton Opal 3
- Categories: Triton Shower Spares, Triton Opal Shower Spares
All available shower spares/replacement parts to fit the Triton Opal 3 (Opal 3).
Use the main diagram to identify the shower spare(s) you need to replace. Then use the table below to locate your relevant part(s).
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There are 14 currently available spares for the Triton Opal 3 (Opal 3).
These are sorted by diagram reference first (if available) and then by product code in numerical / alphabetical order:
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My shower sometimes switches from hot to cold whilst I am using the shower. The red light comes on for the cold water. Do I need a new thermostat ?
Hello, if it goes very hot to cold, it means the flow rate is too low (partially blocked shower head), if it goes from a normal temp to cold, then the thermal switch is faulty, we hope this helps,
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Hi I have triton opal 3
And it's always running hot it doesn't matter what temp I run it on hot or cold it's always boiling do u no what part I need thankshello, hot only indicates a reduced flow rate, is the shower head a bit blocked up, does the flow rate change when you turn the flow valve down to the blue section.
Basics are, high flow = cool, slower flow = hotter, so you have a flow problem. -
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I have a Triton Opal and it has stopped producing heated water, unless you select heat option two and turn dial to numbers 8-10 and then get hot water. Is this likely to be a faulty heater can or something else?Hello, yes you are are only running on one heater element, you need to test the heater can and also the micro-switches.
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