Electric shower pull switch isolator

[clematis432]

Hi, my neighbour has had to change his electric shower (6kw) pull switch (32A) 3 times in 4yrs. Apart from it possibly being poor quality switches he,s replacing, I was wondering if there is any reason not to leave the pull switch isolator in the "on" position. Thanks

 

[Charlie_]

Showers do go faulty by the way

 

[Pete999]

you said they could burn out contacts if not by excess current, then by what ?


Charlie, night night

Erm excess heat, sparx

 

[clematis432]

I'm out

yes, think you should, your theory is letting you down, I,m out

 

[clematis432]

Erm excess heat, sparx

Don,t think your a sparx, night night

 

[Pete999]

night night

Erm excess heat, sparx

Quantum torpedoes, Borg probes,

 

[clematis432]

Quantum torpedoes,

And your a mentor ?

 

[Charlie_]

Night night flower x

 

[Charlie_]

And your a mentor ?

* you’re

 

[clematis432]

Night night flower x

Night night flower x

Night night flower x

Any chance you could check out a shower Charlie ?

 

[Charlie_]

Yes no problem..
You stand next to me whilst I do it then you can learn a few things and hopefully then you won’t be made redundant again x

 

[clematis432]

Would ask Pete but I,m not sure I trust him

 

[Charlie_]

Would ask Pete but I,m not sure I trust him

Oh hang on, I don’t think you are his type..
I don’t mind getting in the shower with you though x

 

[clematis432]

Yes no problem..
You stand next to me whilst I do it then you can learn a few things and hopefully then you won’t be made redundant again x

Think the IR could be a bit low,or maybe reversed polarity

 

[clematis432]

Oh hang on, I don’t think you are his type..
I don’t mind getting in the shower with you though x

Oh Charlie, when suits ?

 

[clematis432]

Over and out, the usual good responders and then, well Pete.