Is there a way to install the valve trim knob, rotated 180 degrees? We installed this upside down (yes, for a reason).
801238
Yes, I believe you can. Just remember, if using the 3 function trim, to now cap off the left side outlet. It doesn't matter with the 6 function
801239
Hi Jonathan. I don't know, you can download all the manuals from Delta. That may help.
2012266
Yup, in fact, that's what I did. I busted open the plastic housing and pulled out the circuitry, then drilled out a hole in the glovebox and mounted the knob. That way, I opened the glovebox and adjusted the levels if needed.
410956
What trim valve do you have ? Your question seems to relate to the iBox , but there is no mention of the valve that was installed in the box ?
212670
Use a flat head screw driver knock it in from side at 45 degree in the anti-clockwise direction
789139
I have replaced mine and during installation, I did not see how. Maybe via rear but I have only worked on vertical correction
1335526
No as someone else commntted...but u can adjust that with a hex tip screwdriver...usually a half turn is enough to losen vor tighten it
2038645
This is the reverse of standard usability and it is a design flaw in this product, in my opinion, so for others reading this, take it into consideration. I got used to it and no longer think about it. Mine was installed by a plumber, and he said nothing about changing it to standard direction-turning, so I assumed it wasn't an option.
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Sounds like it is cross piped; hot to cold side and cold to hot side or installed upside down which would be the same. Go on-line and search that valves instructions at Grohe. I believe there is a way the cartridge can be turned in the event of cross piping which is quite normal in back-to-back bathroom installations. Is this a tub or shower? If a tub and the shower head looses water when the spout is turned on then it is upside down. Do not think there is anything you can do for this except change it. Good luck!
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Mine did not pivot left to right. Sadly I had to return mine- the solder was defective at both ends of the horizontal arm and at the top of the head. I wound up picking up an almost identical one (with a water filter cartidge) at a local home improvement store (i can't remember if it was Lowes or Home Depot)for just over $50.
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You have to use a BIG pair of channel lock pliers(some people call the water pump pliers) and get a "bite" on the unit then turn counter clockwise. Mine was on there really good so I hit as much of the thread as I could with penetrating oil and let sit overnight. It's tough initially but once you break it free it will turn no problem. They sell a special wrench for this (Camco) save your money it will break the minute you put pressure on it. Also on the new unit there is a plastic "sleeve" on the thermostat(copper rod going into tank) leave it on. Hope this helps.
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May be. You can definitely install it that way. There appears to be a part that limit the range that the spray arm can rotate. Logically, this should be selectable or adjustable during installation. A contractor installed mine so I don't know for sure. I hope this helps.
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I was able to fix this problem tightening the stem of the relief valve. Just grab the ring and twist it clockwise.
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You need to determine whether your door is left or right hand, regular or reverse entry. There are lots of websites with instructions on doing this. If you don't the proper left or right hand lever it will be upside down when you install it.
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Super easySimply remove hex screw at handle and flip over. Both remove and can be placed on either side
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You just push the presta valve in there and turn the black notched part to fasten it. You won't get any click or indication it's locked in, and it won't stop turning but it'll work. No conversion tool needed.
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Hello all--Priya did you try the method from SirBrad shown belowand QUOTED HERE I had the same problem. What you need to do is, stand the machine upside down. Now step on the bar nearest you that comes out after you stand it up, the other bar is in the front. The knob should be right in front of your face. Pull the knob out with your right hand, and push HARD upwards on the bottom bar. Mine is very tight, but loosens up after about the first 6 inches.END QUOTEThat method worked perfectly for me--- good luck----
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I had mine rotated slightly because the handle was too close to the window sill and hit it and my plumber initially suggested that I turn it to have the handle in the front so I'm sure he wouldn't have suggested that if it weren't possible.