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Great video. I just want to help other viewers understand that when you replace the shower faucet stem don’t over tighten the faucet to shut off the water. Be gentle because you will damage the rubber washer that pushes up against the valve seat.
I'm also going to add some of these fittings do *NOT* have this manual turn-off. If that's the case, you WILL have to turn off water at your main valve/breaker. It's just the nature of the beast. I will also add the hardest part of this job was just driving around and finding the replacement stems and who actually carries it. If you're replacing older stems, do yourself a favor and do _not_ go to lowes/home depot. They most likely won't carry it. Places like Ace Hardware or a plumbing store such as American Faucets will. A general hardware store MIGHT, but it's a longshot. Average cost is going to be about 30 if it's a modern or normal stem for both cold/hot and the diverter, or up to 100 if it's an older style fitting, which uses a mechanism similar to a diverter. This doesn't factor in replacing the knobs or base, but if they aren't damaged, you shouldn't have to replace them generally.
This little ruclips.net/user/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.
Thanks for the tutorial....I tightened my diverter valve the first time with the valve in the off position....and hardly any water was coming out of the shower head so I panicked. 😅..... Took it back off..and redid it in the open position and it works good now. 👍
OMG ... a million thumbs up ...I didnt even really need this info.. but I did notice how short and to the point it was... im subscribing for that ALONE
Thank you for this. I didn't realize the middle was different. I have hot and cold replaced, I just need to exchange this extra cold a get the diverter.
Appreciate it sam, i'm just getting into this myself because the head of my diverter is missing at my rental property and i'm sick of having to go grab the pliers to let my wife take a bath, the threads are stripped on it because of the pliers and i may as well replace the whole thing at this point. Informative and helpful.
You dont need to replace the whole stem, replace both hot and cold seats, and 3/8L washers for stems. If you dont replace the seats its still going to leak.
I have watched several videos this is the first mentioning the stem should be open or on before you tighten. I think this is where I have been messing up. Thanks!
On my case, the rubber seals were messed up., no hardware stores at reach I cutout a little piece of my truck rubber mats, rounder up, put some silicone grease., white tape., and it worked perfectly!.. no leaks!
Thank you for the video. I have 3 knobs Hot ad Cold kobs and a water dispenser to tub and shower in the middle look just like yours. All 3 of them are leaking. How do I know what valve I should because the same Danco parts have different model numbers. Will they all fit and work the same anyway? Thanks for your help in advance.
Quick and to the point. Good video. Would've preferred that the fixtures were also cleaned as part of the production with recommendations provided on cleaning method. Finally, I would have loved a segment on replacing the stem seats, washers and O rings.
I'm wondering if I have right video. My set up is similar but the faucet handles will not slide off after loosening the small inset screws. I have the same shutoff set up, and that works. But I'm stuck with stubborn handles. What am I missing here? A puller? I certainly don't want to bust anything.
Thank you so much for this. Woke up and discovered I can’t access my hot water so after a frigid shower, I’m not in the best of moods. You are a life saver
Hopefully you're still around to maybe answer this. When I want to take a shower and turn the diverter I get a lot of water coming from the tub spout. Is that what I need is a new diverter? Thanks
Have the same cartridge. For some reason the cold handle when I turn it on its hard to turn . You have to turn it couple times to even start a small flow of water. The hot side is fine. Both are brand new cartridges.
Tks a lot bro. Hey if the cold one that I need to replace turns to the right to get the water on ..... Is this because the valve WASNT In the open position when 1st installed ?
Thanks everyone. Is there also plumbers silicone for those washers and also there is a seat inside of there that sometimes need to be replaced it’s a little beveled brass washer inside if you still have problems… Search that on RUclips that would be the finishing touch… And thank you for posting this helpful video
Thanks alot but i have a new diverter and the old one thats been in there my hardware here in jamaica dont even have washer for it so im about to change all that shower faucets.
Any thoughts on what to do if the valve body is seized and the 'tool' socket doesn't budge them? I swear I can't go near plumbing without finding some headache I've never seen in 50 years of doing this stuff. Someday they'll come up with a plumbing robot. It will have 150 years of plumbing experience in its memory banks and even though they programmed it to be polite it will spontaneously begin cussing. Good video.
I replaced my diverter valve and now it doesn’t send water to my shower head. Can it that when I took out my old valve the washer was broken, could the broken piece got stuck where the water goes to my shower head. Cause now it just drips water from my shower head. Thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you for this. So...attached them in the on position...then put them into the off position once they are attached? Ours keep not working...over time the water won't turn off. Is there a trick to avoid this?
What did you do to solve your specific problem... Stripped screws? Replace or tighten the connections...? It's a year ago you asked... Im curious how you solved your issue. Thanks in advance. LLT, CT
@@nikkibasmr Hi just saw your post. Did you changed the seats, which is what the rubber washers make contact with when you turn the handles to shut off your faucets?
You tube needs to add an crystal award. Not for amount of subscribers. But for content creators that are clear and concise. Straight to the point and can help you immediately.
Like, for cpr. Heimlich maneuver, a stopping bleeding. Getting out of quick sand. How to tie a tie.
Great video. I just want to help other viewers understand that when you replace the shower faucet stem don’t over tighten the faucet to shut off the water. Be gentle because you will damage the rubber washer that pushes up against the valve seat.
I'm also going to add some of these fittings do *NOT* have this manual turn-off. If that's the case, you WILL have to turn off water at your main valve/breaker.
It's just the nature of the beast. I will also add the hardest part of this job was just driving around and finding the replacement stems and who actually carries it. If you're replacing older stems, do yourself a favor and do _not_ go to lowes/home depot. They most likely won't carry it. Places like Ace Hardware or a plumbing store such as American Faucets will. A general hardware store MIGHT, but it's a longshot.
Average cost is going to be about 30 if it's a modern or normal stem for both cold/hot and the diverter, or up to 100 if it's an older style fitting, which uses a mechanism similar to a diverter. This doesn't factor in replacing the knobs or base, but if they aren't damaged, you shouldn't have to replace them generally.
@@roetemeteor Thanks for the added advice. Mine do not have the water shutoff. I had assumed that to be the case so thanks for clarifying that for us.
Very good point, as a plumber more people need to know this. Can be a mess if you mess this up.
Tell that to the 5 others in my f***ing house! Lol
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This little ruclips.net/user/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.
Straight to the point, no extra chatter, and very informative! Just the help I needed!
Me tooooo this is a great vid
Thanks for the tutorial....I tightened my diverter valve the first time with the valve in the off position....and hardly any water was coming out of the shower head so I panicked. 😅..... Took it back off..and redid it in the open position and it works good now. 👍
This is so beneficial! I was able to replace all 3 shower stems, just the way she taught in the video. Thanks so much!
OMG ... a million thumbs up ...I didnt even really need this info.. but I did notice how short and to the point it was... im subscribing for that ALONE
Simple and without the 20 minutes of extra talking. Perfect. No time for excess useless info. Do not change anything in the future.
Thank you for loading your video. It was a huge help! Please continue to do what you’re doing. It’s helping a lot of people
Excellent! Like your editing style - to the point w/ no extraneous chatting
Exactly.....No B.S...straight to the point and very informative. ♥️
10 secs into the video I already subscribed, really appreciate your style.
Thank you. I've been searching for this video for weeks!
I like how it's straight forward and on point. Great video!
BEST one here! Heading to Home Depot now for that cartridge tool.
Great video, straight to the point. Thank you very much. Greetings from the South Hemisphere.
Thank you for this. I didn't realize the middle was different. I have hot and cold replaced, I just need to exchange this extra cold a get the diverter.
Awesome video not much useless talk and straight into the point.
Thank you you are a major blessing and help
Yes.. Thank you! By far the best tutorial i found...
THANKS!! This is the exact video that I needed!!
Appreciate it sam, i'm just getting into this myself because the head of my diverter is missing at my rental property and i'm sick of having to go grab the pliers to let my wife take a bath, the threads are stripped on it because of the pliers and i may as well replace the whole thing at this point. Informative and helpful.
Super good video. I learned more from this one than others.
Thanks for your video today I learned something new thanks to this.
Thanks for this very good tutorial -- it is as simple as it can be.
Thanks this seems so straight forward . 😮 it helped put alot
Great work Mr. Appreciation for the video learned something 👏 👌 👍 🙌
Very clear instructions. Thanks for the help
Thank you so much i really needed this video to replace my shower knobs
good explanation! just to the point!😀👍🏼
You dont need to replace the whole stem, replace both hot and cold seats, and 3/8L washers for stems. If you dont replace the seats its still going to leak.
I am a apprentice an went threw this kool stuff simple. Learn and obsorb💪💲
Please put all tools and materials used for this demonstration down to the last detail!! 😊 Thanks
This came in so clutch! Thanks!
Very good and helpful video.
Uncle ben plumbing service charges alot for that simple job.
Very helpful! Thank you.
Your are the man thank you for your help be blessed brother
Awesome video, very helpful.
You saved me 700$ thanks man!!!!
Great video thank you, thanks to you the repair was flawless 👍
As a Woman THANK YOU SO MUCH. I think I can conquer this. Now I will never have to pay someone over $100.00 dollars to do this again.
How did it go
@@christopherraus9014she flooded her house
Short and sweet, thank you
thank you for making the video very helpfull
This was very helpful .
Awesome video a true plumber 👍.
This is cool. I didn't know about that tool, or the shutoff valves!
I have watched several videos this is the first mentioning the stem should be open or on before you tighten. I think this is where I have been messing up. Thanks!
Y do it matter I don't get it
@@deeznutz-kd6yr You will see when you try it.
great video !! thank you very much!!😁
Thank you for helping me DIYS. If the sleev, catrige is tight to open, is it ok to use a hammer to losen it ? Will this cause more damage?
Very very helpful thank you very much
On my case, the rubber seals were messed up., no hardware stores at reach I cutout a little piece of my truck rubber mats, rounder up, put some silicone grease., white tape., and it worked perfectly!.. no leaks!
Good idea, Walmart usually sells those gaskets or seals in a pack for like 2 dollars so does Home Depot.
Kick ass great video...Thaaannnks
Thank you for the video. I have 3 knobs Hot ad Cold kobs and a water dispenser to tub and shower in the middle look just like yours. All 3 of them are leaking. How do I know what valve I should because the same Danco parts have different model numbers. Will they all fit and work the same anyway? Thanks for your help in advance.
Quick and to the point. Good video. Would've preferred that the fixtures were also cleaned as part of the production with recommendations provided on cleaning method. Finally, I would have loved a segment on replacing the stem seats, washers and O rings.
Well we know what to look for when you post it! Sounds great can't wait!
Nice additions...
Thanks for sharing!
I'm wondering if I have right video. My set up is similar but the faucet handles will not slide off after loosening the small inset screws. I have the same shutoff set up, and that works. But I'm stuck with stubborn handles. What am I missing here? A puller? I certainly don't want to bust anything.
Thank you so much for this. Woke up and discovered I can’t access my hot water so after a frigid shower, I’m not in the best of moods. You are a life saver
Thanks for the video 👍🏻
Pfister and many others honor lifetime warranty on these parts. They just sent me free replacements, and they were existing when I purchased my house!
Very helpful!
Good one thank a lot. Big help. !!
How do you determine what valves are correct? Manufacturer?
Do you need to know what brand of faucet it is or the kits universal?
Very good video!!!
Hopefully you're still around to maybe answer this. When I want to take a shower and turn the diverter I get a lot of water coming from the tub spout. Is that what I need is a new diverter? Thanks
Have the same cartridge.
For some reason the cold handle when I turn it on its hard to turn . You have to turn it couple times to even start a small flow of water.
The hot side is fine.
Both are brand new cartridges.
Tks a lot bro. Hey if the cold one that I need to replace turns to the right to get the water on ..... Is this because the valve WASNT In the open position when 1st installed ?
Thanks everyone. Is there also plumbers silicone for those washers and also there is a seat inside of there that sometimes need to be replaced it’s a little beveled brass washer inside if you still have problems… Search that on RUclips that would be the finishing touch… And thank you for posting this helpful video
Thanks alot but i have a new diverter and the old one thats been in there my hardware here in jamaica dont even have washer for it so im about to change all that shower faucets.
Great Repair
Thank u brother same your badass love it
All this is great but....how do I know wich model to buy ? is all those fittings universale ? Fits all ? Thanks.
That’s the tool called and can you switch to different types of cartridges, from threaded to the ones with the similar-circles?
Should the Step on 'twisting the cartridge off' easy? ....mine seam a lil hard, I can do it, but dont want to break it. Please advise.
I need to replace the white hard plastic part you see when you twist the knobs off. Do you know what those are called by chance?
Thanks. Very Much!!!
Any thoughts on what to do if the valve body is seized and the 'tool' socket doesn't budge them? I swear I can't go near plumbing without finding some headache I've never seen in 50 years of doing this stuff. Someday they'll come up with a plumbing robot. It will have 150 years of plumbing experience in its memory banks and even though they programmed it to be polite it will spontaneously begin cussing. Good video.
Cant find 11" replacement valve body
So I need to add any adhesives so the water won’t go through the wall?
Thank you sir 🙏🏽
I thank you!
Awesome repair on the shower handle valves and diverter Sam. God bless.
Thank you Lovebug
I didn't see you replace the brass seats. Were they still good?
Great! Thank you!
Does the stem have a part number so you know what to replace it with?
Even better we got the same knobs. 👍🏿
Is the diverter valve different cartridge than the others or all three stems the same
I have a moen three handle shower faucet. I can’t get the wall tube off!! Any ideas? I can’t even get to the cartridge.
ty awesome vid!!!!!!
excellent tutorial! what is that tool called that you used to put tighten the hot and cold valves thingy’s?
It's a shower valve socket wrench. Lowe's and Home Depot sell kits with the most common sizes for $20-30.
Could anyone explain how you know if it’s in open position vs closed i under the concept but I don’t totally understand how to do it
What about changing the, 'race' inside? I did the same exact fix but water is leaking out the cold valve now?
Is this replacement in a apartment.. they required to shut off main water?.. or can I just shut off that hot water valve?
Do you have to turn the water off to replace the Diverter?
Excellent video, thanks!
Do I need to change the seat too? Probably not?
Im here because my landlord won't fix the knows and now we can't get them to turn to get the water on... Im so lost on how to fix it myself.
Thank you 🙂👍
I replaced my diverter valve and now it doesn’t send water to my shower head. Can it that when I took out my old valve the washer was broken, could the broken piece got stuck where the water goes to my shower head. Cause now it just drips water from my shower head. Thank you 🙏🏽
What about the brass seat attached to line going to main city pressure/hot water heater?
I was thinking the same thing
Thank you for this. So...attached them in the on position...then put them into the off position once they are attached? Ours keep not working...over time the water won't turn off. Is there a trick to avoid this?
What did you do to solve your specific problem... Stripped screws? Replace or tighten the connections...?
It's a year ago you asked... Im curious how you solved your issue. Thanks in advance.
LLT, CT
@@lalaniathielen8917 I replaced the valve and then have had to replace the rubber washers a few times since then.
@@nikkibasmr Hi just saw your post. Did you changed the seats, which is what the rubber washers make contact with when you turn the handles to shut off your faucets?
@@imtiazhallim4070 I think so yes
When we fix the water pressure do we need to turn the water off from outside
Thanks mate!