Mira Opero Step by Step Installation Film
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2021
- Featuring our patented Mira HydroGlo™ technology- watch our step by step installation video of the Mira Opero Dual Mixer Shower, available in Matt Black, Brushed Nickel and Chrome.
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I bought two of these showers before we started renovations on our house. It has been installed for less than a year and both have random dripping problems from all the heads. Tried to phone support and held on forever before giving up for the day.
I have just installed this shower. My installation had the hot and cold supply feeds from the top as this video presentation. The issue I had was that the gap between the pipes is to narrow to accommodate the riser bracket. There is no way to change the orientation of this from horizontal to vertical. Had to reroute the pipework to avoid mounting screws damaging pipes.
Where is there info on taking all of this off again? I have had this shower for 7 months and the button is already broken meaning I can't turn the shower off!!!!!
Is it the left side button? It's been giving me issues as well.
The red pipe guide looks proud of the stud work. How can you fix your plaster or tile board to the stud work when it's proud? Isn't it better to set the nogging back so the front of the pipe guide is flush with the front of the stud work?
Hi Simon, everything shown sits on top of the tiles, with the shroud and dials going over the top. So you wouldn’t put the tiles over the red part as this sits on top of the finished wall surface.
The buttons have given me issues time and time again. The water keeps running and I've had to forcibly push the plate against the wall to switch it off. Please advise on what to do.
I have the same exact issue. I have the Opero and have to push the button multiple times while pushing the plate against the wall to get it to turn off. Not what I should be getting for a £449 shower that's only been installed for 4 months.
@@naomimiller2772 I've recently had an engineer come out to fix mine. They've designed a new button and catch for the button. Call up Mira and have an engineer come out to fix it. You should still be within the warranty period. It's working like it should now.
@@naomimiller2772Call Mira and ask for an engineer to come out to fix it. They've fixed the button and it's mechanism and works fine now. You should still be within the warranty period.
I recently had this issue fixed by Mira. They have fixed the button and catch system and it's been working fine since. Call Mira and ask for an engineer to attend and fix it.
@@naomimiller2772👍🏻
Is it normal to get a loud clank when you switch off the deluge head? Ive not fitted the small flow regulators just wondering if this would help reduce the noise?
Bit late to reply. Is it coming from the shower valve or the pipe work in the wall? Could be the pipes in the wall arnt secured and rattle with a sudden stop?
I find it difficult to switch off the left side button,to turn the water off, if I give the plate a slight wiggle, it mostly turns off. ( It wasn't installed by me, a plummer fitted it.) any ideas..????
This is the same issue I've had. Did you manage to fix it in the end?
can the hand shower head be located on either the left or right hand side of the riser tube?
Hi Colin, the handset and rail can be on either side of the valve
why the water keeps dripping from the shower head?
Hi Jan, sorry to hear that the showerhead keeps dripping, it could be a couple potential causes. We recommend reviewing the Installation and User Guide or please get in touch with our customer service team. You can find their contact details on our website - www.mirashowers.co.uk/support/contact-us/
Hi, after installation by my plumber o noticed it is showing wrong temperature. Looks like is upside down? Is it possible?
He didn't align the cartridge correctly before mounting the plate.
@@arrkayenow is corrected but after few months now the buttons are not working properly! Need to presh few times to switch off water. I really thought that for that price I will have a good shower system.. do I need to call for engineer or is it something I can do?
How to turn off the water? The manual saying to turn the handle anti clockwise to turn off, but is it suppose to be temperature control? I thought it should turn off by pressing the button again?
Hello, Unfortunately, there is an error in the current guide for the Mira Opero - to turn it off you DO NOT turn the dial anti-clockwise, you press the button for the showerhead you wish to turn off. We are correcting the guide and it will be uploaded to our website. We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. If you would like any further advice please contact our customer service team.
@@mirashowers the button is such a design failure, sometimes it works sometimes not, I have checked not to over tighten the screw for the backplate and the lever works fine, i believe there’s a cog mechanism causes the issue as it only activated the trigger 1-2 times out of 20 maybe… I just tried 5 min to turn of the shower …. I think Mira should feedback this to the design team and maybe have a product recall, this is not the quality I expect from Mira, especially considering the price point it should be using premium material, not the cheap plastic backplate and cog mechanism that’s easy to wear, when it works it’s brilliant. when it’s not it’s so frustrating as cannot turn of the water, such wasting of time and money
@@KevinWuPlus I have exactly the same problem.
@@KevinWuPlus Had the shower installed about 5 weeks ago. Absolutely brilliant................. for 4 weeks, then the fault with the left side button, as ably described by KK above, manifested itself about a week ago. Seems to be a temperature-related problem, as turning the thermostat to cold for about 3 mins re-activates the on/off capability of the smaller shower head again. I note that the same button on the left side has the same characteristics with the Beacon Duo shower. My plumber says he tightened the screws etc, as per instructions, but as Mira want a pre-payment of £80 before coming out to see if it's an installer problem, I'll let the installer have a look first.
@@scenicavalon I thought it’s temperature related issue but it seem not. I have the engineer coming and turns out the lever was too tight in the original design so when you press the button the lever still not moving hence not turn off. he supplied an improved replacement lever which was much loose, then it was fixed. however it now has the same problem again. I found a temporary trick to turn off though, when you press the button if it doesn’t turn off, try press one corner of the panel one by one, it will turn off, I think it’s to do with the cog mechanism behind the button which also controls the lever and on/off valve, the face panel didn’t fit the back panel so well hence cause the issue. I will call Mira again see what they say. I have newly fitted 2 of these and both have the same problem…. I would never buy a newly release product that has not been tested properly again
Does anyone find there is a little gap between the cover and the wall?
Hi Richard, there may be a small gap of +/- 2mm - please see the Installation & User Guide on page 14 resources.kohler.com/plumbing/mira/pdf/1401501-w2-a-mira-push-button-installation-and-userguide.pdf
@@mirashowers yeah the wall plate is tight to the wall but the shroud when pushed on wont sit flush and make me feel i should seal around it to stop water ingress (would this have any impact on the warranty)
Like the no reply to commit. Take it the tiles are level and the back plate was pulled in level?
I own one of your shower really nice
How do the buttons work?
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT! Major design flaw with flimsy button design AND poor fitting between the fascia and backplate mean the stuck button issue will happen eventually. It's not a fitter error, it's cost cutting by the new owners of Mira. Trash product. You have been warned.
Hello @arrkaye, thank you for your feedback. I'm so sorry to hear that you've been having issues with your Opero. We take every comment seriously and as an opportunity to make our products better, as such I have already passed your feedback onto our product development team. We have a 5 year guarantee in place across all of our mixer showers, if you're still having issues, please don't hesitate to reach out to our contact centre who will be able to support you tel - 0800 001 4040, direct message on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
@@mirashowers thank you. I'll do that. I must admit, I bought a Mira shower on name alone as it's always been a brand I felt I could trust, and of course the lovely push-buttom design of this shower and light strip. But I feel this model has let the brand down a bit as the mechanism just doesn't meet that high bar set for durability and reliability. I think the problem is exacerbated by the pipe centres being at 50mm, which limits options for replacement, resulting in some degree of model/vendor lock-in. Some additional 50mm model options from Mira would be very welcome!