I have a problem with shower still geting water when the diverter is in the tub location will new divert cure
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may be a problem with the diverter / may want to call Delta about this issue.
2117243
Have you tried rotating the pressure knob around to check if that makes a difference? Water flow is different at different settings. Also, does water leak out of the shower head?
1923803
It's fixed and it hasn't been a problem. It probably depends on the height you install it do that it drops water to the center of the shower.
1279786
I had this problem from day one and found that a smooth slow shut off will eliminate the drip in the directions it mentions a water pressure regulator I believe that would probably end the problem.....Just a guess
1150087
We always have the shower off so the diverter is always down. Have not had any problem with it. Kids are all under 5
1618159
I got a hand held shower attachment for mine. The diverter is actually for the shower ring on the clawfoot tub. I'm sure if you wanted to plug it off you can find find one at the hardware store.
1327324
I have the same problem and I fiddle with hose and tilt the basin to the side where it drains,and the water comes out. You will never get all the water out,and you need to turn the basin upside down in your tub or sink to get the rest of the water out.
1684133
As long as you have your tub faucet. Suggest you check with a plumber though to make sure the right diverter valve is installed and connected to your shower. The shower needs a special valve to switch between rain and handheld showers. Brigitte Hamilton
1321461
I'm sorry but I'm renovating and haven't installed it yet but I think I can answer your question. The round plate between the shower head and the tub spout controls the water flow and the temperature from either the shower head or the tub spout. The other wall control is the diverter as this is a two function system. This allows you to divert the water from the shower head to the tub spout. Hope that helps.
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Surface tension of the water causes it to stick to the inside of the top part of this diverter where it is "hooked" to the outside trough of the bottom section. Leaves and other debris go straight down the center. Of course if it is raining hard enough and there is an overwhelming amount of water, some will go down the center.
308884
I put a longer stem for the tub spout so that it sticks out further and allows the shower riser to clear the water handle. The riser is still directly in front of the handle but it works fine.
1890340
Are you sure you have installed this correctly. It is intended as a bypass. Thus there is in a sense one one vertical direction which would correspond to the original down pipe and when not in use this is open (the top of the T in the photo) and when the divert is opened the water flows out the side. The pic should be rotated 90 degrees for the installation position. It works fine for me when in the open position the roof rain drains away but in the divert position I capture the water in my holding tank. Hope this helps.
1696441
I have too much water flow. I had to attach a shut-off shower valve which can also be used to restrict water flow.
1684131
Although we used it only for our shower, their brochure shows a connection to an already existing tub/shower diverter. Check out www.grohe.com/us.
438906
I used this on my custom shower i built. i would call customer service and ask them they are very helpfull
2270220
The diverter for the hand shower to tub is the middle handle. An additional diverter would be needed if you wanted a wall mounted shower as well.
1156134
I would think if the shower head separates from your current diverter it would work fine. We purchased a Speakman shower head along with the diverter and it went on perfectly.