how do you install this diverter
1509859
you need to hold the shaft below the ball with pliers and unscrew the ball. Pull the assembly out of the spout and put the new one back in reverse order. When you tighten the new ball hold the shaft with something to protect it from getting marred. Hope this helps
1509860
First off it is a replacement.... right so you should already have one that isn't working. The plastic peace from under the spout is unscrewed and then the neww pieces are installed. the ball on top is also removed and then re screw on once it has been fed up thru the spout. The white plastic piece you see to the left in the photo holds it all in
1509861
First obviously you must remove the one that is already there. The white retaining collar piece is threaded and unscrews from your tub spout. Once that piece is out clean the fine threads inside the throat of the tub spout with an old toothbrush.. It will make reinstall easier. Next unscrew the knob and the diverter should come right out of your tub faucet. Take note of the way the gaskets are oriented on the diverter as you remove it. Unscrew the knob on the new diverter and place your gaskets on top of the diverter. Install the diverter into the tub spout. Then screw the white retaining collar by screwing it back into the tub spout. Once you reinstall the knob you should be good to go. First obviously you must remove the one that is already there. The white retaining collar piece is threaded and unscrews from your tub spout. Once that piece is out clean the fine threads inside the throat of the tub spout with an old toothbrush.. It will make reinstall easier. Next unscrew the knob and the diverter should come right out of your tub faucet. Take note of the way the gaskets are oriented on the diverter as you remove it. Unscrew the knob on the new diverter and place your gaskets on top of the diverter. Install the diverter into the tub spout. Then screw the white retaining... » Read More First obviously you must remove the one that is already there. The white retaining collar piece is threaded and unscrews from your tub spout. Once that piece is out clean the fine threads inside the throat of the tub spout with an old toothbrush.. It will make reinstall easier. Next unscrew the knob and the diverter should come right out of your tub faucet. Take note of the way the gaskets are oriented on the diverter as you remove it. Unscrew the knob on the new diverter and place your gaskets on top of the diverter. Install the diverter into the tub spout. Then screw the white retaining collar by screwing it back into the tub spout. Once you reinstall the knob you should be good to go. « Show Less
1212019
The diverter valve is located as part of the shower head assembly and is easily accessible. There is also a on/off switch on the handheld. No interior plumbing is needed.
838820
I am very sorry but I had it installed so I don't know what the diverter material is. My plumber said that the whole unit was great, he said he was going to purchase one for his family. I just love it!
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.
380526
I don't remember I installed it for a customer but if that is your plan I would not recommend it for that. The flow is regulated in the valve and even if you use a diverter vale you just split the flow(half for each) between the two shower heads. The fix I use it two valves or there are some valves that are designed to handle two of more shower heads at full volume. One i have used is the Moem IO there are some others like this they are electronically controlled valves.
1736441
Yes. Diverter only shifts the water between shower heads. You still need a separate on / off valve
2072482
It is a complete working valve. Not sure what you mean by diverter and orings. This valve is intended to be attached to a PVC pipe with PVC cement so there is no need for orings on any of the outlets. All of the internal workings come with the valve.
652264
Yes! You just disconnect the hose leading to the barrel and then use the provided stopper to plug up the same nozzle leading from the diverter. (The principle on which it works is that, with nowhere to go, the water just builds up inside the diverter and drains as it would normally) You don't need to removed the diverter itself. I like this diverter. So far it's been maintenance free and works VERY effectively. My two rain barrels fill up very quickly and when full, the rain pours down the normal downspout. I would fully recommend this diverter. Make sure you follow the instructions and don't cut out too much of a gap when installing! Yes! You just disconnect the hose leading to the barrel and then use the provided stopper to plug up the same nozzle leading from the diverter. (The principle on which it works is that, with nowhere to go, the water just builds up inside the diverter and drains as it would normally) You don't need to removed the diverter itself. I like this diverter. So far it's been maintenance free and works VERY effectively. My two rain barrels fill up very quickly and when full, the rain pours down the normal downspout. I would fully recommend this diverter. Make sure you follow the instructions and... » Read More Yes! You just disconnect the hose leading to the barrel and then use the provided stopper to plug up the same nozzle leading from the diverter. (The principle on which it works is that, with nowhere to go, the water just builds up inside the diverter and drains as it would normally) You don't need to removed the diverter itself. I like this diverter. So far it's been maintenance free and works VERY effectively. My two rain barrels fill up very quickly and when full, the rain pours down the normal downspout. I would fully recommend this diverter. Make sure you follow the instructions and don't cut out too much of a gap when installing! « Show Less
1154376
I don't know for sure unfortunately. Looks like most diverters slip onto 1/2" based on searching...
2075222
Yes the diverter is on tub spout. I used iBox 01850181 3/4 inch with service stop (as advised by plumber.)
1354941
You need the Delta R11000 3/6 Setting Diverter Rough and the appropriate trim to match your set up
1165757
Pull it all the way and it diverts to shower head. Pull it only part way and it will come out both.
461951
The diverter is up high on the pipe. Very easy to reach and you are able to move this into a position whereby you can use handheld and overhead at the same time. Useful at times, especially when washing hair ( female of course )
1670819
The diverter is on the left and there are two positions - back for rainhead, forward for tub spout. To use the hand held spray, turn on the tub spout, then pull up the knob on the spout. As you move the diverter backward or forward, you'll also need to push in a small button on the bottom of the diverter with your finger as you turn it to release it from its 'home' position. I find this a little awkward, but not enough to complain about, since this unit is so awesome otherwise. On the right is the temperature control. You can set this to a comfortable temp and leave it there. One more plus - the water coming out of the tub spout is aerated and it's angled away from the wall slightly. Therefore, the water flows out farther into the tub than a traditional spout and doesn't splash. This design allowed us to mount the whole unit about two inches higher on the wall without fear of water splashing all over the place. You'll also need to buy the Hansgrohe 16181181 Exposed Thermostatic Basic Set. Every part of this product works so well that I pat myself on the back for buying it everytime I use it.
2003698
By teeth I'm assuming you mean threads. You need to take the aerator off the faucet; then install the diverter valve.
1670820
When you position the diverter for the hand shower, the water initially flows out of the spout. You would then lift a pull knob atop the spout which would then activate the hand shower. We are pleased with this product.
1799897
Your existing diverter should be ok. However, you should consider its age and if your doing any plumbing. The cost of a new valve is minimal.