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2 Oct 1997 at 1:54 pm #282024teetops
Okay, Ive got this bathtub drain stopper, where you push a metal tab UP to close the drain, and DOWN to open the drain.I have begged, I have pleaded, I have taken it apart and sprayed it with WD-40, but I cant get the drain to close.Any suggestions???
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12 Aug 1998 at 6:04 am #302869LC BohnParticipant
: Okay, Ive got this bathtub drain stopper, where you : push a metal tab UP to close the drain, and DOWN to : open the drain.: I have begged, I have pleaded, I have taken it apart and : sprayed it with WD-40, but I cant get the drain to : close.: Any suggestions???If you remove the two screws that hold the overflow plate, the linkage and plate can be removed and adjusted. Near where the linkage is attached to the lever will be a way to adjust how far the bucket will drop to close off water from the tub.Best Regards, Terry Love
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12 Aug 1998 at 6:04 am #303146LC BohnParticipant
: : : Okay, Ive got this bathtub drain stopper, where you : : push a metal tab UP to close the drain, and DOWN to : : open the drain.: : I have begged, I have pleaded, I have taken it apart and : : sprayed it with WD-40, but I cant get the drain to : : close.: : Any suggestions???: If you remove the two screws that hold the overflow plate, the linkage and plate can be removed and adjusted. Near where the linkage is attached to the lever will be a way to adjust how far the bucket will drop to close off water from the tub.: Best Regards, : Terry Love
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12 Aug 1998 at 6:04 am #303147LC BohnParticipant
: : : Okay, Ive got this bathtub drain stopper, where you : : push a metal tab UP to close the drain, and DOWN to : : open the drain.: : I have begged, I have pleaded, I have taken it apart and : : sprayed it with WD-40, but I cant get the drain to : : close.: : Any suggestions???: If you remove the two screws that hold the overflow plate, the linkage and plate can be removed and adjusted. Near where the linkage is attached to the lever will be a way to adjust how far the bucket will drop to close off water from the tub.: Best Regards, : Terry Love
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12 Aug 1998 at 6:04 am #303148LC BohnParticipant
: : : : : : Okay, Ive got this bathtub drain stopper, where you : : : push a metal tab UP to close the drain, and DOWN to : : : open the drain.: : : I have begged, I have pleaded, I have taken it apart and : : : sprayed it with WD-40, but I cant get the drain to : : : close.: : : Any suggestions???: : If you remove the two screws that hold the overflow plate, the linkage and plate can be removed and adjusted. Near where the linkage is attached to the lever will be a way to adjust how far the bucket will drop to close off water from the tub.: : Best Regards, : : Terry Love
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12 Aug 1998 at 6:04 am #304080LC BohnParticipant
: Okay, Ive got this bathtub drain stopper, where you : push a metal tab UP to close the drain, and DOWN to : open the drain.: I have begged, I have pleaded, I have taken it apart and : sprayed it with WD-40, but I cant get the drain to : close.: Any suggestions??? Pull your head out of your ass and get a real job!
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12 Aug 1998 at 6:04 am #307672LC BohnParticipant
I have the opposite problem. My stopper wont stay open.I cant find any obvious adjustment where you describe, although the picture you included seems to resemble my installation.Thanks in advance.: : : Okay, Ive got this bathtub drain stopper, where you : : push a metal tab UP to close the drain, and DOWN to : : open the drain.: : I have begged, I have pleaded, I have taken it apart and : : sprayed it with WD-40, but I cant get the drain to : : close.: : Any suggestions???: If you remove the two screws that hold the overflow plate, the linkage and plate can be removed and adjusted. Near where the linkage is attached to the lever will be a way to adjust how far the bucket will drop to close off water from the tub.: Best Regards, : Terry Love
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