How to remove old spout?
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Look on the underside of the spout. There will be a small hole to unscrew some type of screw. Loosen the screw then turn the spout to the right.
626992
If it is as the one pictured, underneath is a hex head screw. Simply loosen it and pull fixture out from the wall. Hope this is of some help.Paul
626993
Use a pipe wrench and grip the old spout turning it counter-clockwise off the nipple that is protruding through the bathroom wall/tile.
626994
There is a set screw under the spout. Just unscrew it so that you can pull the spout toward you.
626995
there is a allen screw on the bottom of the spout. back that out. then twist the old one off. you may have to work on that with a pry device. it all depends on long the old one was on .good luck.
1743670
The cap is buried. There is a semicircle tab on both sides. Gently release those tabs from the outer ring and pull firmly. The pouring spout will be lifted from its cavity. Just use as you would any screw-type lid. There is a product code printed on top of can. It might be an expiration date; I don't know. I never worry about expiration. After I open a can of this I keep it in the refrigerator. I have never had a problem with it being rancid.
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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
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In the section where they show pictures, the last one is a video. In the video the woman unscrews the top and even the pour spout so you can see what's inside. (OK, nevermind, just noticed the question was asked back in 2010.)
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Hi,you have to make sure the replacement spout connects the same way as existing spout. There are two types of spouts.
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The spout on mine is not plastic it is metal and came that way. I double checked.......
1244609
How can you scrub? The top doesn't come off? We have it and don't like that you have to pour water into spout but we haven't had sediment problem.
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I have not used this spout yet. Bought it for a Berkey as a backup. Sorry I can't help you on this question.
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The body of the spout is metal, whereas the fittings/adaptors are plastic. Hope this helps.
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You can unscrew the spigot and put some olive oil on the seal an that might work, I have had mine for 3 years and the only problem I have had was my granddaughter broke my spigot off. I bought another one in fact 2 just in case. They are cheep and easy to replace. I would contact the company and let the know what is going on. But all in all the company should replace it at no cost to you or at least send you a new spigot. hope that helped some,
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The metal spout is fixed to one side. You actually have to slip the metal part into a plastic component.
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is there water coming out of the spout? is the handle go all the way to the closed position? the valve is probably worn out, there may be an o ring you can replace. I have not seen this problem before and have had mine foe close to 10 years, and I have real good water pressure.. I hope my reply helps.
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you must purge the wand immediately after use or the milk will move up the spout and clog unit. Take a wrench and remove the nut shaped spout and clean with needle. good luck.. great water free steam if used correctly.
1095475
You can replace it with any tub spout as long it has the diverter in it. The spout is just slipped over the existing copper pipe and tightened with the screw which is at the bottom of it.
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you need to hold the shaft below the ball with pliers and unscrew the ball. Pull the assembly out of the spout and put the new one back in reverse order. When you tighten the new ball hold the shaft with something to protect it from getting marred. Hope this helps
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There are end caps on the spout openings. You could torque them a little tighter.
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Is stead of tightening it, I would suggest turning the water supply off to it, unscrew the spout and replace the rubber seal; I think if I remember right there is a seal there. Be sure to take the old seal to the hardware store with you, so you get the correct size.