What should I do if my Triton shower is leaking?

If a Triton shower is leaking, it is important to first identify the source of the leak to determine the best course of action. Leaks can occur from various points, including the showerhead, the valve, the hoses, or the connections. A common initial step is to turn off the water supply to avoid further water loss and potential damage to the surrounding area. Next, inspecting the showerhead and any visible plumbing connections can help pinpoint the issue. If the leakage appears to be coming from the showerhead, it might be a matter of tightening the connection or replacing a damaged washer or O-ring. In some cases, mineral buildup can also cause leaks, so cleaning the components might be necessary. If the leak originates from inside the valve or if it continues after addressing external components, it may indicate a more complex issue. In such cases, it is often advisable to seek assistance from a qualified plumber, particularly if the shower has intricate plumbing. Triton showers are designed for durability, and professional help can ensure that repairs are made correctly. For additional specific guidance, users may wish to check the Triton Showers website, where comprehensive resources such as maintenance guides or customer support information can be found.