Shower multi-head diverter plumbed wrong?

[JustSomeGuy]

arg! I didn't realize that the photos would disappear - let's try this again with a different host!

I did a bunch of searching, but haven't found a post about anyone else being a huge dumbass like I was

So years ago I got this big acrylic shower that had literally fallen off a truck and cracked - we bought it and sat on it for a while before I stripped out the valves and jets and installed into a smaller enclosure.

In my infinite wisdom, I relied on memory rather than photographs and now it never diverts from the body jets (bottom ports) It's a moen thermostatic valve with a control valve for on/off/volume and a diverter valve on the other end. I didn't change the physical layout of the valve or ports - I think the hoses are just in the wrong ports and rather than try 500 different things I figured I'd consult the experts!

Originally, it had a hand-held, a rainfall, big body jets, and tiny jets.... as part of my overhaul, I couldn't fit the jets in, so I blocked the port I believed them to be connected to.

Refer to attached photos - save me please!

https://photos.app.goo.gl/AGAaO05vHhu87d553

 

[hj]

I am not sure about your question. Since the body jets are connected to the bottom of the valve, where a tub spout would normally be installed, the only control of them IS the lower valve. They are not connected to any "diverter" function.

 

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[Jadnashua]

If you want photos to stay, when posting, scroll down a bit and go to advanced, then upload a file to include them in your post.

 

[JustSomeGuy]

I am not sure about your question. Since the body jets are connected to the bottom of the valve, where a tub spout would normally be installed, the only control of them IS the lower valve. They are not connected to any "diverter" function.

I guess I'm good with the jets always operating, but it would be nice to switch between the rainfall and hand held to run with the jets? Or alternately, what would you recommend?