Recent content by TJRAD

The push button diverter should have fixed it. if you purchased an after market push button diverter (not original delta) then that might be the reason. sometimes the generic stuff doesn't always work right. good luck

100% follow the directions and plumb to the ports they call out. It will not divert properly if at all if you plumb to a port that was supposed to be capped. Seen this mistake many times with this specific valve and the only solution is to open the wall again and plumb it properly.

good job. looks good

I've seen grohe heads and hand sprays blow apart when the flow restrictor is completely removed. maybe try just the o-ring that breplum suggests....the movario was a 2.75 GPM head (high flow in today's times) maybe the restriction is inside the head.... it is meant to be unscrewed so just the...

yes, 1 includes 1.1 and 3 includes 3.1

**Its time to replace your Angle stops*** I have never been able to find supply lines to fit these old AS angle stops. They did indeed have its own thread. If you still have the old nut that fits it then you can build it... however finding a store or old plumbing shop with the hard 7/16th chrome...

maybe symmons? Could you post a picture showing a close up of the words on the center plate?

-The cartridge (46048000) is complete with the gaskets (5.1) ....... -Unscrew the plate from the wall anyway so you have full unrestricted access to your valve..... ...The cold water street shut off will turn both your hot and cold water off

Cartridge is 46048000 part #2 just pulls off (it is friction fitted over an o-ring) once 2 is removed you will gain access to the cartridge. good luck

mfg is Delta, model is Leland....it is discontinued with two different generations. you need to id your generation and then purchase a new stem. The circled wye connector is a good way to id which generation you have. Either you have it or you dont. Good Luck

maybe you purchased the wrong cartridge . the blue and white cartridge has shorter legs then the off white cartridge. Did you compare your old part to the new?

I agree with CENTRALFL , looks like the Moen Showhouse line form the early 2000's ....maybe "Waterhill S512"

Yes A & C can be pressed together. Just so your aware The flow rate will drop when multiple items are in operation. ie 9.5gpm when all three are pressed. Also Port A has the highest GPM so maybe do the body sprays on this one since you are driving two heads on this one port. Good Luck

It is possible, even likely that the plumber sweat a male adapter to the end of a copper stub out and screwed it into the drop ear 90 in the wall. Its done this way so either a screw on or compression style spout can be used. Did you try unscrewing that copper pipe? If you dont feel comfortable...

if this is a test Im with Fitter30, thats a water hammer arrestor.