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Steam Parts

Ensure your steam shower operates at peak performance with our Steam Parts collection, featuring high-quality replacement components designed to keep your steam system running smoothly. From essential valves and steam heads to control panels and gaskets, each part is crafted with precision to ensure durability and compatibility with a range of steam shower systems. Whether you’re performing routine maintenance or upgrading key elements, our Steam Parts collection provides everything you need to maintain the comfort and luxury of your steam experience. Keep your steam shower in perfect working order with our reliable and expertly engineered steam parts.

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Water Level Probe MS Series | MS Series

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30 FT Control Cable | iSteamX

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24V Solenoid & Hose Assembly | MS Series

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Electrode No-Rod Probe | Mr. Steam

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240V-24V 40VA Transformer | MS Series

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iSteam3 Replacement Control White | iSteamX

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CAN-Bus Control Cable | ThermaSol
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CAN-Bus Control Cable | ThermaSol

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Stainless Steel Drain Pan 14" x 20" x 3" | ThermaSol PRO Series
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Stainless Steel Drain Pan 14" x 20" x 3" | ThermaSol PRO Series

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Steam Vent 104072 | CU Series

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RTV Silicone Sealant Tube | Mr. Steam

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24V Solenoid & Hose Assembly | Mr. Steam

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15 PSI 3/4" Safety Valve | Aromaflo

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Operating Level Probe | CU Series

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30 FT Control Cable | iSteamX

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Mr. Steam Part No. MSTS Room Sensor - The Sauna Place
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30 FT Room Temperature Sensor | E Series and T Series

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Retrofit Adapter Cable | iSteamX

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Digital Timer | CU Series

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We view professional-grade steam parts as the mechanical lifeblood of your wellness system, essential for maintaining the high-pressure performance and thermal safety of a modern steam sanctuary. Our collection features expertly engineered replacement components—including water level probes, high-temperature silicone gaskets, and precision solenoid assemblies—designed to endure the intense heat and humidity of frequent operation. Whether we are helping you troubleshoot a signal interruption with a steam-rated control cable or ensuring a leak-free seal on your heating element, we focus on providing the OEM-quality hardware necessary to preserve your system's efficiency and longevity.

  • Precision Level Monitoring: We prioritize water level probes and electrodes that continuously track tank volume, which we have verified prevents run-dry conditions and protects heating elements from catastrophic overheating.
  • High-Temperature Sealing Integrity: We focus on red silicone gaskets and vapor-proof seals engineered to maintain flexibility under constant thermal cycling, preventing the moisture intrusion that leads to internal hardware corrosion.
  • Signal and Data Reliability: Our collection includes 30-foot control cables and digital link wires featuring steam-rated jackets, designed to preserve signal integrity behind tile and stone surfaces in demanding home environments.
  • Reliable Power Conversion: We offer step-down transformers and solenoid assemblies that we have found provide the stable low-voltage supply necessary to safeguard sensitive control logic and digital interfaces.

Professional Component Maintenance and Technical Diagnostics

Maintaining a steam generator at peak performance requires a proactive approach to mineral management and signal connectivity. We have compiled these technical answers to ensure your steam shower maintenance results in a safe and efficient outcome.

Can I use a standard Ethernet cable for my steam control?

No. While the connectors may appear identical to standard data jacks, most systems utilize proprietary pin-outs or specialized shielded cables to prevent electrical interference. We emphasize that using a standard data cable can potentially short-circuit the control board or cause ghosting on the keypad interface.

How long can the data cable be between the generator and the keypad?

Most residential installations utilize a 30-foot cable. While these can often be extended up to 50 or 60 feet with specific extension kits, we warn that exceeding these lengths without a signal booster can result in voltage drops and unresponsive controls.

Why is my WiFi hub not connecting?

The most common technical issue is signal interference from dense bathroom materials like tile or foil-backed insulation. We suggest mounting these hubs in a nearby closet or vanity rather than directly behind stone or metal to ensure the signal can reach your home router.

What is a temperature sensor cable error?

If the sensor cable is nicked during installation or positioned too close to high-voltage lines, the control will display an error code. This is typically due to signal noise preventing an accurate temperature reading from reaching the generator's logic board.

Can I replace an older control with a newer generation model?

Yes, but it typically requires replacing the control cable and potentially the interface hub. While newer generations are often designed to be backward compatible with the generator, the physical connection and data protocols usually require updated wiring.

What is the purpose of a digital bridge or hub?

The hub acts as the central brain that enables the smart interface to communicate with the generator, lighting, and audio systems. We note that if this hub loses power, the entire integrated spa system will become unresponsive.

Why is my touch-sensitive keypad not working in the steam?

This is frequently caused by moisture seepage behind the faceplate. If the silicone seal behind the control bezel fails, steam can enter the electronics, causing touch sensors to malfunction or stick due to the high humidity.

Is a digital steam control waterproof?

The front faceplate is typically 100 percent waterproof for in-shower installation. However, we strictly require that the connection on the rear be sealed with provided gaskets and silicone to prevent corrosion from reaching the internal circuitry.

Can I change the finish of my control bezel without replacing the control?

On many modern series, the bezel is a separate trim piece. This allow you to update the aesthetic to match new bathroom fixtures—such as Brushed Bronze or Matte Black—without the need to replace the internal digital keypad.

Why is the "Faceplate" on my digital control peeling?

This is often the result of using harsh cleaners like bleach or ammonia. Digital controls utilize specialized coatings; we suggest cleaning only with a damp microfiber cloth and mild soap to protect the touch-capacitive surface from damage.

What is a "Rough-In" kit for a steam control?

The rough-in kit is a structural housing or mud ring installed before the tile work. It ensures the cable remains in the correct position and provides a secure, flat surface for mounting the control faceplate once the tile is finished.

Is a "Flush Mount" bezel option available?

Yes. Flush-mount kits allow the interface to sit perfectly level with the tile surface. We emphasize that this requires a specific recess box to be installed during the initial construction phase of the project.

Does the steam control get its power from the generator?

Most modern interfaces draw low-voltage power directly from the generator via the data cable. However, smart hubs and WiFi modules often require their own 120V plug-in power supply, typically located in a vanity or attic space.

Why did my steam "Power Supply" module trip the GFCI?

This typically indicates a ground fault within the heating element or solenoid valve. If a current leak is detected, the module will terminate the control line power as a safety measure to protect the user from potential electric shock.

What is "Bus" power in a steam system?

The Bus refers to the internal power network connecting all system accessories. We note that if you integrate multiple high-draw accessories like rain heads or sound systems, an additional power module may be required to boost the signal.

Can I reset my steam control by unplugging the keypad?

Power cycling can often resolve digital errors. We find that disconnecting the 120V power to the generator for 60 seconds is the most effective method, as it reboots the main logic board and the keypad simultaneously.

Why is my keypad display showing "Check Cable"?

This is the primary error for new installations, signifying the generator does not recognize the control. We suggest checking for bent pins in the plugs or verifying the cable was not crushed by tight staples during wall routing.

What is a "Steam Head Housing"?

This is the structural component situated behind the tile. If it is not installed to the proper depth, the steam head will not sit flush against the wall, allowing vapor to leak behind the tile and compromise the wall structure.

Can I use a "Universal" wireless remote for my steam room?

No. Wireless remotes for steam systems are proprietary and utilize specific frequencies to communicate with their respective receiver hubs. Generic smart-home remotes will not pair with a generator's logic board.

Why is the "Logic Board" considered a "Part" and not the whole generator?

The logic board is the operating brain of the system. If a system is non-responsive, we have found that replacing the individual PC board is a much more cost-effective technical outcome than replacing the entire generator assembly.