how to fix a diverter problem
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Im not sure what you mean by a diverter problem. Do you mean the air diverter?
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I tried repair kits but were not long term solutions. I finally replaced fill valve complete unit and is working like new.
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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
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Unscrew the cap on the valve attachment. Pull out the adapter inside and reverse its position (turn it around). Replace the cap.
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Ryan...I do not know what your specific problem is, but, I would suggest you contact you contact Intellichlor technical staff for guidance. They diagnosed my flow problem over the phone...Don
820343
supply lines are supplied. I installed faucet in Jan and a few months later when water was on it had a whistling sound. Factor teck said to remove a filter in the pull out handle. Haven"t tried it yet to see if that fixes the problem. But I find it annoying that the solution to a problem is to take away a part that that are part of the original engineering. Seems there is a mfg flaw and their solution is to illuminate parts
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Same thing happened to mine, but you don't need to replace the diverted. Just go to any hardware store and get a replacement aerator. They come in many thread sizes, so take the diverter with you to match the proper thread.
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I have a standard size faucet. According to my directions, if the diverter doesn't fit, it suggested use of adapter rings. You mightneed to pay a visit to your local hardware store.
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I went to the parts store and they have a "male to male" nipple that can be screwed directly into the shower diverter. Then I also bought a cap to screw on to the other end of the nipple. This isn't the prettiest fix, but it surely gets the job done. I just installed it today, it worked perfect. Good luck.
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I had no problem installing this part. Remove the screws from the cover, remove the old diverter, replace with new NeverLube diverter and reinstall the cover. The only thing that you need to pay attention to is to make sure you reattach the handle in the correct orientation.
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Hello Serephia, The UltraStream is made of several approved plastic parts but are all very durable; we travel with them all the time doing various demos. Just flush it out and turn the diverter to the "off" position, wrap or pad it and it travels easily. Call if need more information. 970-485-5955.
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This one will do that also to some extent. And if you try to tighten it tighter with a wrench instead of just hand tight as Delta suggests, it may leak as the edge of the pipe cuts the washer.I believe the best design is for the hanheld to not be mounted to the diverter but to a separate wall bracket.
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I have had some trouble like you described. I cured mine by shorting the hose. The directions give some hints along that line.
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I do not remember. The plumber did the work for me, however, any questions I had, I called Delta direct. They are very helpful. They are the people who told me to buy this diverter. I didn't even know I needed one. Ha Ha
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No this one is very tight and solid. I have a handheld on it as well and every time I switch the diverter it doesnt budge at all
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Yes. It is very important that you follow the Delta directions. There are 4 openings on the diverter make sure you cap the correct opening otherwise it will not work properly.
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We had the same issue. Turned out it was a plumbing issue, not this device. The plumber has to balance hot & cold, to your preference. It took him less than 2 minutes to adjust it. Good luck!