I buying this without pump for my new place. It with adjustable height for shower head and push on/off button. I dont like the turn knob water version

My current place is using the same but older version. 13 years and going strong.

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Panasonic Push-start staple models are pretty good.

Still using National ABJ 2 biji from 1997 at parents' place; and my own place a mix of 10-year old square ABJ model and a newer M series.

All retrofitted with 10mA RCD.

How does this model look like? I can't find it in google.

The M series

Water Heater Jet Pump DH-3MP1MW - Panasonic Malaysia https://www.panasonic.com › jet-pump › dh-3mp1

https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...mp/dh-3ms1.html

How does this model compare with Toshiba DSK38ES3MB-RS? Both are around the same price range and Toshiba model does come with rain shower, which I prefer more. Safety wise which one is better?

my new house developer already provide shower and power point for heater..

now i realize if i install new heater so i got 2 shower..

i also dont know where the water inlet for heater.. if i use existing shower n change to inlet . nampak serabut la dengan paip

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Water flow from shower head is only good as it is. Any addition piping will hinder the flow without a pump.

Like what mini orchard has commented, showing us your installation picture will better help us understand what problems u are facing.

Regardless, just backtrack and investigate which component is slowing down your water flow, assuming your original water source has good water flow, as what u have mentioned.

1. Remove pipings from water source to water heater, double check if your original water source is still strong. If yes,
2. Connect water source to stop valve, remove stop valve from water heater's inlet, check if your original water source is still strong. If no, the stop valve is what slowing down the water flow. If yes,
3. Connect stop valve back to water heater's inlet, remove water heater's outlet hose, check if your original water source is still strong. If no, the water heater is what slowing down the water flow, maybe something stuck inside. Get Midea service team to check. If yes,
4. Connect water heater's outlet hose, remove shower handset. Check if your original water source is still strong. If no, the shower handset is what slowing down the water flow, maybe something stuck inside.

I bought the toshiba dsk38es3mb in 2020. The unit is now slightly faulty. The temperature knob does not show the correct temperature and the temperature keep moving everywhere. I noticed that I need to put more to the redline to get the same temperature. Anyone like this? Is this fixable? It says on the unit 5 year warranty.

I think you might have the same problem here ...

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5318435/+40

Maybe. Solution?

As stated in the post ... change the temperature control knob

I see the problem now. Found a video on YouTube too but for Panasonic. Same symptoms and problem. Need to change the rheostat. Any guide how to do it by yourself? Or need to call technician

I see the problem now. Found a video on YouTube too but for Panasonic. Same symptoms and problem. Need to change the rheostat. Any guide how to do it by yourself? Or need to call technician

I see the problem now. Found a video on YouTube too but for Panasonic. Same symptoms and problem. Need to change the rheostat. Any guide how to do it by yourself? Or need to call technician

Already out of warranty? Check if warranty is only on specific component like only for heater element.

I checked that the 5 years is on DC pump and Heater only. General warranty is only 1 year.

The rheostat is easy to change but whether it is easy to find the similar one. The 3rd party repair shop can do this. I have no idea on charge.

Bought mid 2020. Not sure if rheostat considered heater or general warranty. I see. I will send to Toshiba SC then. But they only work on weekdays. Maybe they can come to the house and remove it from the wall. The technician which installed it did it very firm-now stuck to wall.