Thanks much, I had lost the manual and could not make heads or tails of this plastic knob. This works well with the Radiance series too, anything that does not have the ecostat. Guess it would have made no difference with the manual if they don't have the procedure in there to begin with! Hansgrohe's website also has no mention of these non-ecostat versions. Thanks again bro!
Thanks for the video - but at least in my model you do not have to use a wrench to turn the stem to adjust the temp setting - once you have gone through the steps you outline - you more simply (and safely) rotate the white plastic piece to your desired temp. It releases as it is pulled out and the stem is rotated - so again no need to wrench the stem.
Outstanding video!! I'm usually pretty good at muddling through manufacturer's instructions that are woefully unclear as Hansgrohe's are in this case, but I couldn't solve this problem. No other video covers this topic and I looked at dozens. I am very curious as to how you figured this out, it should be so simple and it just isn't!! Did you contact Hansgrohe to get this solution or was it trial and error? I would have been very leary to try this solution had I not seen you demonstrate it for us. Thanks for figuring it out for us "dumbasses" and for making this video. I can now take a Hot shower. You just made my day, thanks bud!!!
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Thanks much, I had lost the manual and could not make heads or tails of this plastic knob. This works well with the Radiance series too, anything that does not have the ecostat. Guess it would have made no difference with the manual if they don't have the procedure in there to begin with! Hansgrohe's website also has no mention of these non-ecostat versions. Thanks again bro!
If you take Philp’s screw out of brass fitting you can at that point pull brass fitting out and move white temperature setting
True, was easy. He basically force it to move over.. I just used a flat head to pull it back a bit. Without having to turn the water off.
Thanks for the video - but at least in my model you do not have to use a wrench to turn the stem to adjust the temp setting - once you have gone through the steps you outline - you more simply (and safely) rotate the white plastic piece to your desired temp. It releases as it is pulled out and the stem is rotated - so again no need to wrench the stem.
Outstanding video!! I'm usually pretty good at muddling through manufacturer's instructions that are woefully unclear as Hansgrohe's are in this case, but I couldn't solve this problem. No other video covers this topic and I looked at dozens. I am very curious as to how you figured this out, it should be so simple and it just isn't!! Did you contact Hansgrohe to get this solution or was it trial and error? I would have been very leary to try this solution had I not seen you demonstrate it for us. Thanks for figuring it out for us "dumbasses" and for making this video. I can now take a Hot shower. You just made my day, thanks bud!!!