Anyone know how to disassemble this showerhead? Any ideas?
1110979
There should be a white cone-shaped screen in the ball joint where you connect the showerhead to the shower arm. You can remove this by using a flathead screwdriver and lightly pry it out of the ball joint. Then, you can clean it with running water and replace it before reinstalling. Hope this helps.
1504158
Take it apart it is not that hard to do.The plastic piece is usually broken if it needs replace.These are notorious for breaking.I replaced mine three times (granted twice were still under warranty).good luck
577509
Twist the bottom of the handle, which releases the top and it comes apart. Change the blade and reassemble.
428538
You have to take off shower head and using the Allen wrench provided rotate the turbo (the toothed wheel) till it turns easily. Hope that helps.
1165757
Pull it all the way and it diverts to shower head. Pull it only part way and it will come out both.
2007171
Just plumbers tape... Take off old shower head... Screw new one on. Works great... Kids love it!
1983431
Not entirely sure I understand your question. The handle on the hose? If so yes, but why would you want to buy it only to replace it? Or did you mean on one you already have to exchange shower heads? Either way you should have no problem unscrewing the head from the hose to replace with another.
441411
Nothing, it's super easy. Unscrew your shower head, screw this guy on, then screw the shower head back into it. As with any item like this, you might have trouble matching up the threads to screw it on - mine screwed on just fine but I don't get a tight seal, so a little water escapes at that end, but not enough for me to be sorry I'm using the item.
1971582
Screw off the shower head (counter clockwise) screw on the H2Oral irrigator adaptor and screw your shower head back on the adaptor. You may want to use some teflon plumbers tape on the threads.
1008212
Dear Mrs. Mary, I had the basic shower head, and all I did was unscrew the old one and screw on the new. And let me tell you, it saves on water ! You do from time to time have to clean it. I unscrew it, and I use white vinegar, and hot water. When the lights go out, then it's time to clean the shower head.
369211
Found this explanation on another website. I have not tried it, but offered for what it is worth: Take out the screen and black gasket out from the stem. You'll see a green plastic device and a small black rubber ring; they appear to be integrated into the base of the shower head and can't be removed. So what I did is use a common nail (I had some galvanized 10D 3 inch nails in the garage) and, using a hammer, gently punched a hole right into the center of the green plastic piece. Then, using a pair of tweezers, I was able to completely remove all of the green plastic pieces. Be careful that the pieces don't enter into the shower head itself. Put the screen back in place (this prevents particles in your water from entering and clogging the shower head) and screw the shower head back on.
1242260
Yes you can. That's all I had to do. 1. Unscrew the old showerhead 2. Wrap threads in plumbers tape 3. Screw on the new showerhead. BTW, well worth every penny...probably more!
246761
Remove the current shower head and attach the hose in it's place. Be sure to use Teflon tape on the joint.
580437
Hi Maria...this shower head is just a regular sized shower head...if you already have a detachable shower head, you can just unscrew the old on and screw the color changing one in.
1593763
I am not sure how to take it apart as I did not keep it around long. After the recall on this model, I got rid of it.
792792
The shower head that is supplied is junk. Go to any hardware store to find a quality head. Im sure you could find an exact replacement at the hardware store as well.
1889999
I did disassemble mine to wash it. Have you tried soaking it in some hot bleach water? (Just a cap full should do the trick)