My old faucet is this type and it needs to be replaced. How to remove it from the wall or take it apart?
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There has to be access either under a sink or in a closet. You may have to remove a panel to see the back side.
992220
It screws to the wall and plumbing from the back side. There should be an access panel on the opposite side of the wall from the faucet.
992221
I don't understand your question? Try to re ask it in proper English please.
992222
Turn off your water, drain the lines by opening the faucet and run it until it stops. Look in the closet behind your shower. There is a panel you can remove in order to get to the back side of the faucet. Unscrew both water lines from the faucet back connectors. Unscrew the shower head line from in the shower( it connects to top of faucet ). The faucet will now pull straight out from in your shower. You can replace it in reverse fashion with the new one.Hand tighten the fittings on the new one.
992223
The previous answer from Mitch is very well done, complete, and easy to understand. Use his info and you should have no problem. This is a very simple unit and easy to replace.
992224
There should be access on the other side of the wall of the shower. Remove this and then you can disconnect the water lines. Note, make sure water pump is turned off. Then remove the two nuts holding the faucet to the wall. Reverse the procedure to install the new faucet.
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from the inside, pull of the cover on the bench and you will see the back of the faucet. It has 2 white screws , easy to replace.
906024
If it is a Moen, you can call their customer service number 1-800-289-6636. Once you are on the line with a rep, you can ask to email a photo of the faucet. They will identify it for you. I understand that the stand-up shower faucet is a little more difficult to repair. Moen also has online tutorials, but I found the videos that are on YouTube to be more helpful.
720392
I think it would take some sautering and some difficulty to reattach the connector to the wall. Most places sell it in different dimensions. I'm sure a handyman could fix it but unless your super handy (I'm not) I wouldn't try it myself. Hope that helps!
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If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the problem. If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the... » Read More If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the problem. « Show Less
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I ended up choosing a different faucet. Sorry. I dont have any information on the subject. Good luck.
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The faucet should come with installation instructions. If you didn't receive it, please contact the seller and ask for it. You can advise the seller order number so that they can help you better.
16556
Oh shucks, wrong response. We had to replace the entire metal piece in the wall. I don't know the name of it but the handles have the plastic retrofit screwed in. You will need to replace the entire brass piece.
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if you go on youtube you will find videos that will show you step by step how to remove the valve and more...good luck.
931721
Pinching the buttons simultaneously will enable you to separate the hose from the shower head. you will find a plastic connector that is screwed into the hose-I believe that is the piece with the water restrictor in it. You can unscrew the plastic piece from the hose which will help you drain water thoroughly. To reassemble, be certain to screw that plastic connector piece securely into the hose then snap the plastic piece back into the shower head. It should be fairly easy and you will hear it snap /click in place. I imagine you've asked the question because you're having some leak or drip...it is difficult to screw the plastic piece in tightly unless it is disconnected from the shower head -though you certainly should give it a try by pressing shower head firmly and twisting...a clockwise twist is needed. Hope that works. Grohe gives terrific phone support and you'll reach a knowledgable someone right here in the States. They'll let you know if you have a damaged part and sometimes they replace it at no charge!
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Hiwww.moen.com or1 800-289-6636 is who helped me decide on the correct product. I don't know why you are changing your faucet, but if it's broken you should know that they guarantee their product for life. They may be able to send you a replacement part. If it's just for a change of style, then they would know all about the new products. Good luck.
788553
the old one just pulls out. You may have to use a bit of force to get it out. You may be able to get the valve out first and then the rubber part. To install the new one, just push it into place. Quite easy once you get the old piece out
1005676
What if you want to remove the unit from the wall? I hope that there are some directions for removing so it doesn't destroy the shower wall....
1377697
It is not ment to be removed. But if you are handy you can open it up and replace it. I have not changed mine it seems to work just fine.
2128272
The elbows are what connect the unit to the water lines. Yes, you remove the existing faucets. The only things that you need to come through the wall are the hot and cold water pipes with elbows on them so they point down. The back of the unit has short hoses that connect to the elbows.
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If you have a faucet that looks like this and need to replace the head, just unscrew it from the hose and replace it from Pfister which they will send you for free, also, Home Depot has an after market head that looks like this and works great.
483489
Not sure that it is available on this type of faucet. I think you would have to use some sort of stopper.
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Barbara....I have 2 of those faucets and had to replace the hose on one. Easy to do and Yes.....this is the proper replacement. Hope that answers your question.