I like how the graph in the progress bar tells what the majority of us were looking for in every single video about this: handle kinda stuck, don't wanna break it, should I unscrew it or just pull?
My problem is the head of the screw where the Phillips screwdriver fits are stripped. Any suggestions on how to remove the stripped screw? The head of the screw is worn and my Phillips screwdriver just don't remove, turn it now? Thanks.
before buying a screw extractor, try the rubber band method: get a wide rubber band, lay it across the screw head, then push the screwdriver down into the slot . the rubber band will give traction.
Thank you for helping me not flood my entire apartment complex ❤❤ you saved a life today sir
Glad i could help Peyton :)
I like how the graph in the progress bar tells what the majority of us were looking for in every single video about this: handle kinda stuck, don't wanna break it, should I unscrew it or just pull?
Ah, you had me at Allen Wrench. Thanks Champ. 😏❤️👍🏻
Can I replace this with a handle or is the clear plastic grandmas house knobs my only option with the valve?
Thanks for the video, do we need to shut off the water before?
Thank you!!
Mine just snapped in two and I’m trying to find a way to turn the water off to the bathtub-
Watched this thinking it was about replacing the cartridge.
You just saved me some time- thanks
Any ideas why after replacing the bathroom tub knob that it won’t turn and there is still no water turning on
Does anyone know what the part is called that the set screw goes into?
Hi! I have a taymor faucet handle aswell. Any idea if there is a universal trim kit that fits over the taymor model?
My problem is the head of the screw where the Phillips screwdriver fits are stripped. Any suggestions on how to remove the stripped screw? The head of the screw is worn and my Phillips screwdriver just don't remove, turn it now?
Thanks.
Go to a home depot or lower and buy a EZ screw extractor,it won't cost more than $10
before buying a screw extractor, try the rubber band method: get a wide rubber band, lay it across the screw head, then push the screwdriver down into the slot . the rubber band will give traction.
I had the same problem, honestly I just took a drill bit, drilled holes around it and then remove it.
What’s the name of the part that had build up and had to be removed with the pliers?
CLR works great, no question, but so does vinegar (use the pickling kind, not the condiment type). takes much longer than seven minutes, tho, lol
Should this process stop the shower head from leaking? Thanks!
Is this the process if the shower is not able to use cold water?
unlikely. that sounds like a cartridge problem.
@@threenorns3 Would it be too much trouble to explain What you mean by cartridge problems?