Recently bought and installed a delta hand shower with features such as a pause button. Pressed it and now it won’t turn back on and just drizzles unless the button is held in with force. Anything I can do before returning it?

SOURCE: bathroom stall shower

Most handheld showers use a hose to connect from the existing shower arm down to the hand held option.  Some units come with attachment points on the shower arm, but I believe that you are looking for a unit that has a hook that you can mount where ever is comfortable for you.

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Sounds like the pipe going to the shower head is vibrating. Not secured tightly indige the wall. That is about the only thing it could be in my opinion. Hope this helps you out .
Kurt

SOURCE: Leak in hand held hose, Delta In2ition

you must be missing a washer or gasket that goes in the hose end, of the hose try teflon tape,this is all your plumber is going to do.

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the connections are reversed,just change them over and this will fix the problem.

SOURCE: The 'boost' button on my

Good Morning drlesleyanne. The issue you describe will down to the PCB inside the push button controller. If this does not send the correct signal to the processor box it can cause the unit to 'fail safe' and this is why the unit needs a power reboot. The remedy to this is to replace the push button control itself and once installed should allow the shower to work correctly again. All our digital products have five year guarantees, so you can always call our Customer Service line on 01959 560010 and they will replace this for free.

Kind Regards,

The Aqualisa Team

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