I see the diverter on the tub faucet, what's the second lever on the temp control part?
164825
I think you're talking about the water pressure on/off, you can adjust the water temperature with the small lever and the pressure (which also turns water on and off) with the large lever. I have this in my new bathroom shower and I love it!
164826
Totally agree with other answers and also love the temperature setting; highly recommend!
164827
OK the lever is to set the temp. so if you like a certain temperature you can leave the lever at the place where that temp was. Great for not having to "find" the right temp each time you take a shower. If you as your showering want a different temp. just move the lever. FYI It's a great shower.
1856794
It is controlled by the faucet lever.It comes out at a slow trickle though you will not have any pressure to it.
1153155
It is just like your faucet valve. Close, open, adjust to make warmer or colder. Works great.
975938
It has a last used temp feature. It's actually very simple. The valve handle rotates front to back to go from cold to hot. It pulls to the right to turn it on and control flow volume. If you don't move the lever in the front to back plane when you turn it off the next time you turn it on it will be at the same setting. Of course if you don't turn it back on for an extended period of time the water will not be at the desired last temperature until the hot water reaches the faucet from the water heater .
2166735
This is made for shower and tub. This is the main valve for hot and cold water. To divert the water from the tub spout to shower you need the tub spout with diverted. Hope this helps
1769545
You need both a diverted valve and a temperature control valve. That is two different valves that need to be plumbed correctly.
2088329
there is a valve under the faucet . it can be controlled the temperate . thank you
1509861
First obviously you must remove the one that is already there. The white retaining collar piece is threaded and unscrews from your tub spout. Once that piece is out clean the fine threads inside the throat of the tub spout with an old toothbrush.. It will make reinstall easier. Next unscrew the knob and the diverter should come right out of your tub faucet. Take note of the way the gaskets are oriented on the diverter as you remove it. Unscrew the knob on the new diverter and place your gaskets on top of the diverter. Install the diverter into the tub spout. Then screw the white retaining collar by screwing it back into the tub spout. Once you reinstall the knob you should be good to go. First obviously you must remove the one that is already there. The white retaining collar piece is threaded and unscrews from your tub spout. Once that piece is out clean the fine threads inside the throat of the tub spout with an old toothbrush.. It will make reinstall easier. Next unscrew the knob and the diverter should come right out of your tub faucet. Take note of the way the gaskets are oriented on the diverter as you remove it. Unscrew the knob on the new diverter and place your gaskets on top of the diverter. Install the diverter into the tub spout. Then screw the white retaining... » Read More First obviously you must remove the one that is already there. The white retaining collar piece is threaded and unscrews from your tub spout. Once that piece is out clean the fine threads inside the throat of the tub spout with an old toothbrush.. It will make reinstall easier. Next unscrew the knob and the diverter should come right out of your tub faucet. Take note of the way the gaskets are oriented on the diverter as you remove it. Unscrew the knob on the new diverter and place your gaskets on top of the diverter. Install the diverter into the tub spout. Then screw the white retaining collar by screwing it back into the tub spout. Once you reinstall the knob you should be good to go. « Show Less
466078
Diverter is in the front at the wall mounting bracket, just above the hot/cold water lever
219415
Yes, you adjust your water temperature with the faucets and the lever turns it off and on and the temp stays the same.
784043
On my tub/shower combo the diverter mechanism is on the tub faucet so this works just fine.
1321461
I'm sorry but I'm renovating and haven't installed it yet but I think I can answer your question. The round plate between the shower head and the tub spout controls the water flow and the temperature from either the shower head or the tub spout. The other wall control is the diverter as this is a two function system. This allows you to divert the water from the shower head to the tub spout. Hope that helps.
1317458
You need a diverter. This provides water to both and the lever on the tub faucet shuts that off and forces it to the shower head.
161896
handle can not change from one side to other and it controls how hot or cold and how fast the water comes out
376415
Part number refers to the balancing cartridge which is exactly what I got. The temperature control wheel goes on that bit that sticks out at the front. Have you managed to separate parts of the valve by mistake? Without a picture of what you've got it's hard to help you. I've got an exploded picture and reference numbers of all the parts so hopefully I can help
1101576
moen makes all sorts of controls. Are you asking because you want to avoid these kinds of controls? As far as I have seen they no longer make that type of control. they are all rotary. this particular item only controls the temp of the water
1065115
The base of my faucet is only 1" from my backsplash. The control lever pulls forward only (with "straight up" being the hot setting).