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Question: Can the soap dish be removed at install? I want the handheld to be able to be lower for elderly person, or younger (shorter) person.
Document: It must go through a hole at the top for it to work properly! I plan to have my plumber install the unit with the 2 sets of flow control parts removed. After I move in and try it out I am considering making the following modifications. Remove the Actuator which will give great water pressure to the Hand Shower. Install 100% Shower Head Shut Off Valve ($29.97 from Amazon) before the Shower Head.
Beautiful addition to our bathroom. I was apprehensive at first after reading the reviews, but I am pretty crafty with my brain, and loved the way it looked. It was also less expensive then redoing everything to have the over your head affect rain style shower head. Once I recieved it, it was trully a snap to install. Unfortunately,it had the weak water pressure that everybody else has complained about. After toying with it I removed three internal pieces.
The problem was that the small top o-ring from the actuator spool had blown off and the spool was stuck in the lower position. Following the dis-assembly instructions for &#34;Actuator Cleaning&#34;, I was able to remove this part to troubleshoot. Taking the assembly apart un-jammed it and that's when I noted the o-ring missing.
Once I removed all three of these parts I noticed a huge increase in presure and could not be happier. I hope this helped enjoy:) opie
The big rainfall showerhead is delightful, and the handheld shower has plenty of power, with a massage feature that really pounds away sore muscles.But please note that while we are now delighted with our showerheads, this was after my husband jerry-rigged the thing. The manufacturer's valve is worthless.And because of this, I can't recommend this shower system to anyone.
After the modifications, my actuator still worked (you can hear the actuator moving with a click when you turn the diverter on/off). A minute later, the actuator stopped working and the rain shower stays on even when using the handheld. I opened the actuator several times to try to fix it but can't get it to work anymore. Piston/wheel and fitting are fine. Nonetheless, my kids actually prefer to have the rainshower ON when using the handheld sprays.
You will be left with the lock washer and a thick yellow plastic part. Again, I wish I had blown through it before I removed it so I could feel the difference this made.Now for the interesting part. Items 22, 23 and 24 come pre-assembled to the Top Tee (#4) and the Shower Arm (#5).
I purchased this item as a Christmas gift. Installation took longer than indicated since I had to repair two improperly installed rubber grommets on the decorative sleeves before installation. This obviously was a result of poor quality control due to no visual inspection - the problem of the improperly installed grommets was obvious upon visual inspection. Installation went smoothly after fixing the grommet problem. The overhead shower head worked fine. The handheld shower head had almost zero flow.
So no more leaks, but now my pipes were screaming. I read online about pressure, and removed the screen covering on #24 (the top brass fitting that connects to the metal slide bar). I read that little screen can restrict the flow, especially if it gets mineral deposits down the road. I reattached without the screen and problem solved. No leaks, no screaming pipes, and water pressure is good. I did not remove anything from the hand-held unit.
I just purchased and had a plumber install. I agree with those who say it is not as easy as it says it is to install.
Answer: no