Shower booster pump

The process is quite simple to complete this particular task. Firstly go and buy a replacement pump of an identical type. The electrical connection is usually already wired in and consists of a 13- amp fused 3 pin plug that is simply plugged into a conveniently situated socket outlet, therefore it should not cause any problems with disconnection and reconnection. If you do not feel confident in you ability to complete this you should call a professional plumbing tradesman like a Enfield Plumber who is experienced in this work. 1). Straight away you should isolate the hot and cold water feeds to the shower unit and confirm that they are off.2). Release any water from the pipework feeding the pump. Alternatively, be prepared for a little water to discharge as you disconnect the pipework luckily these connections are generally made via a flexible connection with push fit compression joints, your new replacement booster will almost certainly have the same kind of connections. It is therefore often simply a case of removing the old connections and fixing on the new ones, as the flexible connections will allow for the free movement needed to do the replacement.3). Switch on water supplies and check around the unit for any leaks.4). Plug the new pump into the socket outlet provided for the existing pump.When no flexible connections have been provided you will have to be prepared to alter the pipework as necessary, taking care not to damage the plastic water connections of the new pump with heat from any soldering processes or cross threading the connection. The above is basic advice, and again if you don’t feel confident to carry out the work yourself, call a plumber such as Enfield Plumbers who are qualified to carry out such work.