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ItsYou can adjust pump speed and pump over run on that pump. Bet neither was done on installation.
I think you are right though probably its because when the bathroom fitters completed their work a separate company was coming the next day to fit the floor and the electrician the day after to do the electrics so the fitters never saw the job finished and never checked it worked or showed him how to use the shower etc. Which all seems a bit odd really that a company which fits bathrooms can't do their own floors and electrics despite a team of at least 3 people working at the property. They also took his curtain rail down to paint and put it back upside down so it doesn't work and neither does his bathroom cabinet! And this is a specialised company for mobility bathrooms! and the job cost 8K.
Feels a bit wrong moaning as it was done on a disability grant arranged by the council but this company got paid well to do a job and didn't attend to the detail and left a 90 year old to sort it out. I imagine they should of arranged to come back and calibrate it after the electrician had been or is that the electricians job? Any way it turns out the council are sending their surveyor out tomorrow to come and check up on the job which is great as I am not 100% certain that isn't just turning the power down really low to avoid it flooding and not really having a proper shower.