Mira Jump MK2, Go MK4, Elite QT, Meta Shower Solenoid Coil Only - 1788.434

This kept our shower going for longer so we didn't have to replace it . Saved us money and was quite easy to swap out.

Good product prompt delivery

Elite Qt. Took a guess the Solenoid Coil had failed, seems common on the mira. Took longer to remove the 4 screws and the shower facia then replace the solenoid. This was replaced in situ a flat head was need to pry the solenoid lose. All put back together and worked instantly. Max a 5 minute job.

fast, efficient delivery

This solenoid coil appears to be a common failure point on Mira Sprint showers: in my case the shower had power but no water flow at all. AI helped identify and isolate the fault. Replacing this part restored full operation immediately.Removal of the old coil is straightforward once you know how. Disconnect the electrical clip, then grip the old coil firmly with pliers or grips and pull it straight out from the body of the shower unit. It is held on by a plastic retaining pin which protrudes slightly from the hole in the top of the clip, not by bending any metal clip.A simple and effective fix that saved replacing the entire shower.

Perfect part, just what I needed to fix our non working shower, the instructions were spot on and the part was relatively easy to fit, I will buy from the seller again if and when needed.

Part arrived next day as promised, fitted in exactly. Two minute job, shower working normally.

Worked perfectly to repair Mira Jump Mk2 shower in UK.Remember to turn off electricity and water before removing any covers. Once it’s working, run shower briefly, then turn off the electricity again, remove shower cover again and closely inspect for any new leaks.Getting the old broken one off on this shower was a pain due to spring clip holding circular inner of solenoid so that it would not simply pull off - as most YouTube etc videos suggest it should. Eventually came off by using snip nosed pliers AND two small screwdrivers all at the same time to squeeze the four parts of the clip at the end - whilst pulling the solenoid. However, the this only allowed the old (broken / open circuit) solenoid to pull half way off before being caught by the internal ring. To get past this one was even tougher. I carefully took the metal frame off the end of the old solenoid whilst it was still jammed in the shower - bending up the metal parts to release it. This allowed sufficient access (and loosened things) to fully prize off the old solenoid. It then took less than five minutes to install the new one.Excellent seller and perfect product.