I found this video super useful. Just like some other viewers I followed Delta's written instructions and took the faucet apart, but I didn't notice that the rotational temperature stop is a separate plastic part that sits inside the handle. This saved me a lot of time - and kept me from possibly ruining a perfectly good component. Thanks a million!
You are a legend my handle kept stopping halfway and only had cold. I watched your video and it now goes past just cold and I have access to warm water. You are a legend
Perfectly simple to follow instructions, thank you so much! I have some mechanical ability, and before watching this I tried to tackle it blindly. If I wouldn't have stopped I could have damaged something as I was about to go deeper than I needed to. This video saved me from replacing the entire fixture due to my overconfidence. I'm no plumber lol
The problem with these Delta videos is that the are prepared by experts who know what they are doing. I suggest that Delta show these videos to a random sample of people off the street and ask them to do the same thing and then see what happens.
This is written in March, 2019. I recently bought a new cartridge to replace one that was apparently leaking on a series 1400 shower valve. The temperature adjustment is not the same as shown in this video. There is no disk to take off. Once you have removed the handle, there is an integral white dial around the stem that you pull out slightly, using fingernails, and rotate right or left as desired. There are prongs that fit into detents in the back of the dial to make it "click" along. It's easy enough, but is not the same as shown here.
Closed on my house September 25, 2019. Sons shower was fine but mine was kind of warm to almost cold. I don't have the same model but I was able to figure this out. Hot showers are here again.
I had the problem with it only being cold, thanks to your video I know what the problem is. Somehow the disc is missing, so the limiter doesn't stay in the correct position. I couldn't see it in your video, but would you have the part number for that? I'm having problems trying to find it by searching the internet.
Great video. I have installed a new shower cartridge and Delta handle however I cannot stop the water from flowing by setting the handle to the OFF setting. Any ideas?
I have the 13/14 model and followed the instructions precisely. When I try to reinsert the white plastic part with ridges, the piece won't sit flat. It seems that in the entire rotation, it only fits in the position where it was when I took it out. There seems to be raised plastic preventing it from going in a different position. What am I doing wrong?
The hole where you are sticking the Allen wrench is plugged with some type of plastic/rubber. Am I supposed to puncture it? Is that to prevent me from making the adjustment?
I am so disappointed by this feature on Delta faucets. If I want really hot water I am not able to have cold water because it has to fall within a certain range. Highly inconvenient.
How did we survive without the RLS? Another example of being “protected” by the Nanny State. I am furious as I write this because it is 28 degrees as I write this op-ed, on being inconvenienced because I must dismantle the hardware to hopefully solve this problem. Delta…never again. You have given the unscrupulous plumber a mechanism for creating follow up service calls.
I found this video super useful. Just like some other viewers I followed Delta's written instructions and took the faucet apart, but I didn't notice that the rotational temperature stop is a separate plastic part that sits inside the handle. This saved me a lot of time - and kept me from possibly ruining a perfectly good component. Thanks a million!
You are a legend my handle kept stopping halfway and only had cold. I watched your video and it now goes past just cold and I have access to warm water. You are a legend
Perfectly simple to follow instructions, thank you so much! I have some mechanical ability, and before watching this I tried to tackle it blindly. If I wouldn't have stopped I could have damaged something as I was about to go deeper than I needed to. This video saved me from replacing the entire fixture due to my overconfidence. I'm no plumber lol
I made these adjustments all by myself thanks to you!! Brand new bathroom and super cold shower 🥶 but it's perfect now! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much! I have an updated delta shower handle, so I did not have to remove anything but the handle itself and adjust the knob.
Thank you so much, this was a huge help
The problem with these Delta videos is that the are prepared by experts who know what they are doing. I suggest that Delta show these videos to a random sample of people off the street and ask them to do the same thing and then see what happens.
Thanks, great instructions.
Thanks, mine was different but I got the general idea.
Thankyou😊it was veryhelpful
This is written in March, 2019. I recently bought a new cartridge to replace one that was apparently leaking on a series 1400 shower valve. The temperature adjustment is not the same as shown in this video. There is no disk to take off. Once you have removed the handle, there is an integral white dial around the stem that you pull out slightly, using fingernails, and rotate right or left as desired. There are prongs that fit into detents in the back of the dial to make it "click" along. It's easy enough, but is not the same as shown here.
Closed on my house September 25, 2019. Sons shower was fine but mine was kind of warm to almost cold. I don't have the same model but I was able to figure this out. Hot showers are here again.
I had the problem with it only being cold, thanks to your video I know what the problem is. Somehow the disc is missing, so the limiter doesn't stay in the correct position. I couldn't see it in your video, but would you have the part number for that? I'm having problems trying to find it by searching the internet.
Great video. I have installed a new shower cartridge and Delta handle however I cannot stop the water from flowing by setting the handle to the OFF setting. Any ideas?
Thank you
That's great on a brand new fixture. How do you remove the allen screw on one that is 12 years old and corroded?
I have the 13/14 model and followed the instructions precisely. When I try to reinsert the white plastic part with ridges, the piece won't sit flat. It seems that in the entire rotation, it only fits in the position where it was when I took it out. There seems to be raised plastic preventing it from going in a different position. What am I doing wrong?
Perfect video for me to finally get a hot shower w/o calling a plumber. Thanks for the info.
The hole where you are sticking the Allen wrench is plugged with some type of plastic/rubber. Am I supposed to puncture it? Is that to prevent me from making the adjustment?
When you need to know how to get your shower hot, and you and your landlord watch videos to find out😅
New here..so when increasing the water level.. water have to be off??
ADD THIS TEMP ADJUST TO YOUR REPLACEMENT VIDEO PLEASE !
when i installed new delta monitor shower system installed cartridge no water comes out ? the side water stoppers are open still no water?
What is that noise in the background? Sounds like you're recording next to a AC Grill Stamping Plant.
When that dose that work what’s next????
When that dose that not work what’s next????
Handle turns on then off and on again
I did the adjustment & didn’t work
Mine would not move either way
Can someone please tell me what the "disc" is for that was removed before setting the temperature?
It keeps the limiter from slipping.
@@rodneydixon9282 Thank you
I am so disappointed by this feature on Delta faucets. If I want really hot water I am not able to have cold water because it has to fall within a certain range. Highly inconvenient.
Ah yes the RLS, otherwise known by normal people as the hot/cold adjustment.
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How did we survive without the RLS? Another example of being “protected” by the Nanny State. I am furious as I write this because it is 28 degrees as I write this op-ed, on being inconvenienced because I must dismantle the hardware to hopefully solve this problem. Delta…never again. You have given the unscrupulous plumber a mechanism for creating follow up service calls.
What is RLS?