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Has anyone else had an argument with Aqualisa about them not selling approved engineers service kits for some of there showers?
 
Would be good to get plumbers to ask all merchants to complain to Aqualisa that plumbers are now refusing to buy their products.
 
Would be good to get plumbers to ask all merchants to complain to Aqualisa that plumbers are now refusing to buy their products.

There's an old adage Best. "Nobody speaks if nobody listens" This sums up Aqualisa in the 21st century. I once had dinner with the marketing Director. He drove all the way to Yorkshire specifically to see me. He left the company not long after...

He was interested in meeting customer needs, but one can only assume the rest of the board were not. Karma ;)
 
There's an old adage Best. "Nobody speaks if nobody listens" This sums up Aqualisa in the 21st century. I once had dinner with the marketing Director. He drove all the way to Yorkshire to see me. He left not long after...

He was interested in meeting customer needs, but one can only assume the rest of the board were not. Karma ;)

Weird isn’t it that a large company can just assume customer loyalty?
I would have thought it was illegal for Aqualisa not to sell service kits.
The units are too expensive just to replace
 
Weird isn’t it that a large company can just assume customer loyalty?
I would have thought it was illegal for Aqualisa not to sell service kits.
The units are too expensive just to replace

Hell that would take a Govt with backbone and common sense. :rolleyes:

Can't see any of those anywhere in the Western World bud :mad::mad::mad:
 
Digital pumped and £835 inc

I have 2 of the older grey Quartz processors to repair, if possible.
Not looking good. I was tempted to just swap for a new processor, but fairly expensive.

I see the black processor unit for £360, but maybe cheaper.
The 2 button controller I fitted for a customer (to replace a worn out one) was only just over £100 from Aqualisa.
 
If I can be bothered I will email and ask. But they have annoyed me.

It appears Shower Doctor don’t sell the processor or inner parts I think.

I really don’t like Aqualisa electric showers or any of their showers build quality, although fitted and repaired lots of them.
No local agent here (in NI) anymore doesn’t help either.
 
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If I can be bothered I will email and ask. But they have annoyed me.

Shower Doctor?
Must admit, although they have been good at supplying some parts, their website gives wrong technical advice to some general questions. Clearly somebody doesn’t have a clue
 
No mate. Aqualisa. Don’t think I will fit there stuff again.

I only fitted their showers that customers picked.
I detest their electric heated showers. Overpriced and never last long. Basically Gainsborough.

The box on the wall Aquastream are also poor imo, although I will say safe because they are low voltage.

The Aqualisa thermostat valves I must admit were always great flow, but still poorly made.
 
They do have a cart inside and the dripping is a common prob with 'em. No one sells components for them. The engineers carry components but will not sell 'em to anyone for any reason. The 'change the box' strategy is all that works with them.
 
Woohoo I finally in :D.

I honestly don't have an issue with aqualisa digital and mixer showers, I install about 30-40 a year and rarely have issues. I agree the electric showers are garbage and wouldn't recommend them but I like the others. I understand your complaint with no service kits but I don't believe the internals are serviceable. Once the box fails they just replace it and if the box is outside of warranty they offer a fixed price repair to customers. Not a bad customer service if you ask me.
 
Woohoo I finally in :D.

I honestly don't have an issue with aqualisa digital and mixer showers, I install about 30-40 a year and rarely have issues. I agree the electric showers are garbage and wouldn't recommend them but I like the others. I understand your complaint with no service kits but I don't believe the internals are serviceable. Once the box fails they just replace it and if the box is outside of warranty they offer a fixed price repair to customers. Not a bad customer service if you ask me.
They told me on the phone that the service kit is for their engineers only.
 
The Aqualisa website even says that for when the shower is outside of warranty, they offer a full range of spares at competitive prices. I'm guessing the service kits will contain washers, cartridges etc for their mixers and the external components of the digital showers. When you take the cover off the digital shower there is a note saying no serviceable parts inside.
 
They do not change processors at service visits as a matter of course. Their default, after using them for close to 15 years, is to change components only - its all about keeping costs down.
 
They do offer some service packs

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