Before replacing your tub spout, you will need to determine which type of tub spout you have and what kind you will need to replace it. There are two basic types of tub spouts: diverter style that allows you to send the flow of the water to either the tub spout or the shower with ...
Step 1: Safely Remove Old Shower Faucet The first step for replacing a shower faucet diverter is cutting out the old system. How’s this done without flooding the house! It begins with shutting off the water to the house and draining the water at the lowest point, e.g. laundry tub. ...
Shower Plumbing Diagram Today’s shower valves typically have some type of temperature limiting device to prevent scalding and/or major swings in water temperature. For more about this, seeThermostatic Shower Valve Buying Guide. Next See:
bathroom and shower/tub faucets in brass, bronze, chrome and nickel. Because this is a high-end brand with products that typically start in the $100-$200 range, it's more economical to find Pegasus faucet parts to repair an existing faucet rather than to buy a brand new replacement. ...
Open the bracket holding the pin in place by forcing the it open with pliers or a screwdriver. At the same time, pull up on the pin’s knob to remove it.[5] You now have two pieces. The pin/knob, and the diverter valve, which sits inside of the spout and blocks or opens the...
Fixing a kitchen faucet is a DIY project that is usually easier and less time-consuming than you imagine. Leaks are handled either by treating blockages with vinegar or replacing some of the faucet's smaller parts. The parts most likely to...