Tools and Materials Required
Step 1 – Select an Appropriate Size
Before starting with the installation, measure the pipe spacing and cavity size of where the shower faucet is to be placed. Any style may be used; however the size must be accurate otherwise the faucet would not fit the holes. So note down the measurements and buy the right size.Thermostatic Mono Bath Shower Mixer Click here for more details on this product and other single lever shower mixers and faucets. |
Step 2 – Removal of Old Shower Faucet
Turn off the water supply before installing the single-lever shower faucet. It is advisable that a towel be placed under the opening since excess water may still be present in the pipes. After doing that, use a flat-head screwdriver to remove the plastic cap at the center of the faucet handle. Now, remove the stainless steel sleeve. Once that is done, use the Phillips head screwdriver to unscrew the faucet handle. Move the screw driver in a counterclockwise direction. Separate the handle from the faucet assembly. When this is done, remove the U-shaped clip. The U-shaped clip holds the faucet in its place in the assembly. With the help of needle nose pliers, remove the faucet.
Step 3 – Installation of New Single Lever Shower Faucet
Before starting with the installation, place all the pieces next to you in an organized manner. This may make it simple for you to know which piece is to be placed after another. First is the faucet, followed by a U-shaped clip, stainless steel sleeve, faucet handle, and plastic cap. Now, use a pair of pliers to put the faucet into the assembly. Once that is done, slide the U-shaped clip over the faucet. On the faucet, place the stainless steel sleeve. Now fix the shower faucet handle over the faucet. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to tighten the screw of the faucet handle. It should be screwed in a clockwise direction. Do it carefully making sure the threads of the screw don’t get stuck or else the handle will not be screwed on properly. After this is done, place the plastic cap on the handle.
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