How do I fix this in my old shower? Do I need any more equipment?
239270
An adjustable wrench and Teflon tape will get the job done. Remove the old shower head, wrap the pipe thread with the Teflon tape and screw on the new shower head.
239271
We unscrewed our old shower head, wrapped the threads with some Teflon tape, and screwed the new shower fixture right on! We love it!
239272
no its very easy Just unscrew old showerhead and screw this one on Adjustable wrench will help to make a tight seal
455460
Fixed and u may need to do some fabrication pending on ehat dedign tub u have. I f u r not a mrchanically knowledgeable person u might need s plumber to install
1833359
We have a tile shower and purchased this as a replacement for a similar one we had. The plumbing was already there so we just had to remove the old one and attach this. I would guess the surface material of your shower isn't as critical as whether or not the plumbing matches up. If this is a new installation, you'd have to ask whoever is installing your shower but I don't see why not.
544141
you can remove the mesh holder and slip the hanger over the shower rod...then reattach the mesh holder
74882
I would suggest taking the shower head off and soaking it in some solution of lime scale remover then re-installing it. I use Simple Green Lime Scale remover because it doesn't etch the metal like some other brands.
1085270
None I just removed the old one and plugged the new one in. You might want to have a poolman do the work.
239018
Go to Lowes or Home Depot and get a new clip. Take the shower head with you. Until I did this I just let it hang down.
747400
You will need to plug up two holes or get a new counter top. There are plates to cover the wholes at hardware store.
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That's what we did. Just a pair of scissors. Shower curtains are cheap anyway. If you have a nice one get a cheap one and just cut it at the slides. I even took the curtain and sewed the edges so it would be smoother works fine. Pop is gone now but I still keep it in the tub, I may need it I ain't getting any younger myself. When you get used to it it really is not in the way. Hope that helps you decide.
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Yes. Most likely you will need a tool to take the old shower head depending on how tight it is (adjustable wrench, pliers, etc.). You will then want to use a wire brush to clean the threads from the old teflon tape or pipe dope. Then you should install new teflon tape onto the clean threads, about 3-4 threads. You will not, however, need any tools to install the new shower head - hand tight for all connections will be good.
558835
Since you are in a foreign country, I do not have enough knowledge about your plumbing and electrical set up to make any suggestions. I would suggest that you find somebody local who is familiar with the setup.
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My husband was the installer of the shower, and he is now deceased. My purchase was to obtain a replacement part, and not an original installation.After looking at the installation today, I am guessing that some drilling must have been done.
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Yes it is very easy. Remove the old head, apply Teflon tape to the threads and apply the new shower head. Hand tightening is all that is needed as this is plastic material.
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There should be 2 small channels on the frame of the shower where the shower door closes. The old strip simply pulls out. If it is stuck, take some WD-40 and spray along the old strip and let it set for a few minutes then pull it out with a pair of pliers. Take the new strip (wide side with tabs) against the frame and simply start sliding the new strip into the channel. It works best if you start at the top and work down. Hope this helps. It took about 5 minutes to install mine. After you have the new strip installed, simply cut off the extra with a pair of side dikes.
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Hi John, My name is Janet and I will be happy to help resolve this issue. Please contact me, Janet at Oral breeze dot com , so that we can make arrangements to fix the problem or send you a replacement Showerbreeze. Thank you and have a great weekend.
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You need to get a valve. This is what I purchased: Delta R10000-UNBXHF Multichoice Universal Shower Only Valve Body We've had this in our new shower for almost a year and we have not had any problems.
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Check the bolts in the tub. Are they loose at all? wiggle the plug. Are there any possible shorts?