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19 Aug 1999 at 11:49 pm #281610Luke
My single handle Delta shower started to leak continously after it is turned off. Im assuming I need to replace an o-ring or seal but I have no directions on how to take it apart. Any ideas where I can find direction?
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20 Aug 1999 at 5:38 am #307325Joe LaFreniereParticipant
: My single handle Delta shower started to leak continously after it is turned off. Im assuming I need to replace an o-ring or seal but I have no directions on how to take it apart. Any ideas where I can find direction?Joe, Delta faucets are very easy to repair. First turn the water off. Remove the handle if its a clear handle pop out the index button and remove the phillips screw if its a chrome handle there is a set screw on the underside of the handle. Then unscrew the cap nut. Pull the ball out and then remover the seats & springs. check the ball for wear. replace the seats & springs (part # rp-4993) reassemble the faucet. I hope that helps. Scott Bryan Plumbing Parts Depot
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20 Aug 1999 at 5:38 am #307326Joe LaFreniereParticipant
: : My single handle Delta shower started to leak continously after it is turned off. Im assuming I need to replace an o-ring or seal but I have no directions on how to take it apart. Any ideas where I can find direction?: Joe, Delta faucets are very easy to repair. First turn the water off. Remove the handle if its a clear handle pop out the index button and remove the phillips screw if its a chrome handle there is a set screw on the underside of the handle. Then unscrew the cap nut. Pull the ball out and then remover the seats & springs. check the ball for wear. replace the seats & springs (part # rp-4993) reassemble the faucet. : I hope that helps. : Scott Bryan Plumbing Parts DepotScott thanks for the help. My problem is with the cap nut. I dont see one or I dont know where it is. All there is when I remove clear handle is a large white plastic cylinder with a brass stem sticking out of that. On the stem is a white disk with teeth in it that I guess is for adjusting the hot/cold mixture. Once I remove that disk there is a brass disk piece with teeth that matches up with the white piece. There is an o-ring on the brass stem holding the brass disk in place.
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