Scalding then cold water: who is responsible?

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  • 03/08/2018 at 9:56 am #11808 Reply | Quote
    Flame Tree (Qld)
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      A ground floor unit in my block has their shower water temp vary from scalding to cold when the above units also use their own shower. Apparently it has something to do with pipe dimensions coming from the downstairs hot-water system. It is only this unit that is affected in this way. The body corporate committee has told her there is nothing they will do about it. A plumber said they can fix the pipework on the body corp’s behalf to regulate this and have checked it is not due to the owners own internal renovations. They are quite distressed as they have been burnt themselves and do have grand-kids who stay overnight that they are obviously concerned about. Who is right here, and what next steps can you suggest to remedy this situation? We live in Queensland.

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    Reply To: Reply #30144 in Scalding then cold water: who is responsible?
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