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Amen brother! I thought the same thing, instead I used a t10

Lack of creativity also this looks nothing like world war two

Thank you so much! I am so thankful you put this informational video out! Saved me so much time and stress!

Very useful video, I didn’t need to hammer in the bit. I simply inserted with a bit screw driver and two seconds later the screw began turning. Thank you. This was a smooth fix.

Sir, thank you, thank you, thank you. I thought I stripped the screw with my Allen wrench. I tried your method and it came off in two seconds after spending 30 minutes with the t15 bit wrench.

Thank you so much!!!

Anil, you just saved me!! I would have ruined my shower faucet. You are God send. It worked like magic. Yes thank you Jesus!

you sir are a gentleman and scholar. was a t10 for my kohler.

Thank YOU Anil!!

Thank you. You help me 🎉

Thank you!!!! I've been struggling

thank you it really help

Just wanted to say that I had this exact issue and spent a solid hour trying to get the little screw outta there. I used every trick I thought of. Found this video and looked through my gear, and found a size 15 driver just like the one you mentioned. Twisted it around in there til I felt something come loose, then put my allen wrench back in and voila! Worked like a charm. I still ordered a replacement handle/screw because I tore up my old one pretty good.

Thank you sir for saving me from who knows how much more work, money, and time. This good deed keeps repeating.

Billy the kid?

Thank you for the video and yes THANK YOU JESUS 🙏

Thank you!! You are a life saver ❤

I'm nearly certain this will solve my issue. I was trying allan wrenches but your shower handle looks just like mine. Thank you!!

Very helpful. Thanks brother!

Best cap gun

Genius!! Same problem and same solution - worked!!! Thank you!!🙏

Praise Jesus, I gave up already, then had to try again since newborn baby can't stand the occasional cold shower. Your method worked, though I tried a bigger bit after almost completely drill through the set screw. Who in their right mind would design such a pain in the rear!? If you have a water softener installed, this is a must happen, since there is added salt in the water. PRL for your video! I was praising Jesus with my brother in law in the bathroom after taking out the screw. Haven't been this happy for so long!

Thank you Jesus for this video ! Thank you for posting, saved me from the destroying half the bathroom trying to removed this screw.

HOLY COW!!! THIS WORKED!!! Only I used just boiling water. Mine has been stuck for over a month. I boiled the water & poured over the button on both sides. My steam button is on the undercarriage of the arm. I took a knife & the button released with the first pull. I am soooooo happy!!!

Mine is Hex, but Metric. None of the SAE “Us” Hex are even close. Also there was a recessed cap, I had to remove using a Jeweler Screwdriver. I threw this away.

I just bought one with the same problem and my research said it is most likely a stuck valve. Put it in a warm place and let it sit there a while, then try to start it. We had a couple of warm days and it was in my shed. Guess what. It started in three pulls. I always start mine periodically throughout the year. That will most likely fix your problem.

Thank you. I couldn't see in there..

Thank you so much! Screw came right out, now I need to figure out how to remove the stuck handle 😂

Thank you, it helped me, I lost over 286 Pound 😁

1. Thank you Anil 2. Moen - WTF is wrong with your engineers? 3. Thank you Jesus

I believe muskets are more scary than modern firearms because you don’t know what is gonna happen with such an old weapon

Unfortunately, on my American Standard shower handle, this didnt work for me. However, I ordered a new cartridge which comes with a hex key that fits right into the set screw. I'd gone from hours scratching my head to loosening the set screw in seconds with the hex key. If you cant get the set screw out and its not stripped, it might be better to get a new catridge/handle assembly from your tub's manufacturer and use the tool that comes with it for the set screw.

You are wonderful!!Thank you! I wasted so much time watching other videos that didn’t resolve the issue and you delivered the fix in only 1:43 !!! (not 8+ minutes)

Thank you for thanking Jesus and for this video! Exactly what I was thinking- that the set screw was stripped.. I am thanking Him too and hopefully I'll be thanking Him more when I fix it.

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Just a heads up, some set screws are a standard SAE hex and some are metric. If one doesn't work, try the other.

Thank You, I found an old T15 Torx screwdriver and came out easily. This was after much frustration of using my old Allen wrench set and no luck, than going out and buying a new Allen/hex wrench set with different sizes and still no luck. Than I watched your video and tried a T 15 Torx screwdriver and came out so easy. Appreciate you.

this ia the most important video of the last three years and beyond. thank you for your time and energy

HELPFUL. I GOT MINE OUT WITH A TORX BIT AS YOU SUGGESTED. THANK YOU

This was great! Thank you so much for this Tip!!!

This was the 5th video I watched about removing a stripped set screw after I just installed a new trim kit and already messed up the set screw and was about to start trying a few methods. After seeing your vid I went to try once more but this time I tried hex bits, but they were too wide to reach the screw through the handle hole. So I tried a different allen wrench set from my same tool kit and soon realized the 2nd set had one that fit better than the first allen wrench set and the screw came right out 🎉 Literally just now finished and ran back here to Thank YOU and thank Jesus!!!!!!!😄😄😄🙏

Thankyou so much

I got it! Thank Anil!

👉 P r o m o S M

Doesn’t look right. Prefer spinning rings.

Thanku brother , saved me a lot of expenses.

Thank you for posting this video! It saved me so much time and headache!

Thank you Jesus! T15 tapped in solved the problem in less than a minute. You are a genius!