20 Most Recent Danco Faucet Stem - Page 3 Questions & Answers

with little information you have given , I must assume you have pulled the screw cap cover from the center of the handle to expose the screw that secures the handle to the valve stem and it is either stripped or frozen so tight you can't loosen it . If this is true, the only way I know of (without damaging the rest of the valve assembly) is to start with a quarter inch drill bit on a good drill and drill the center of the screw head in line with the screw and drill into the head about 3/16 " . If the head doesn't detach from the screw, up the size of the drill bit to 1/4in. and drill into the head again . Drilled same depth , no more than 3/16" ... the head should come off and you should be able to remove the handle afterwards . Hopefully there will be enough of the screw protruding from the shaft and you'll be able to remove it, enabling you to reuse the valve stem . If not , you just have to buy a new valve stem with a new screw .

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there is never a fiction ring at the washer end, sometimes there is a cup shaped part that holds the washer but nothing else so it must be intended to go around the stem

They make sockets for stems to break them loose from valve. It should have a place for a wrench to break it loose also.

Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace Hardware carries Danco Parts. I hope that this is helpful, please rate if the answer is helpful. Good Luck and have a great weekend.

the spring goes in first then the rubber seat goes on top.put them together first on a small screwdriver,insert on hole push down on rubber into hole it should stay.replace stem in reverse order of takeing off.

have you tried to change the washers in all the stem ends? this is what it sounds like,try beveled washers this may work.

Most of those have a quarter turn plastic pie section at the top of the stem. It reverses for right or left (cold or hot) faucets. Turn off the water supplies, remove the top of the faucet and handles, put the pie shaped sections on opposite sides, reinstall the handles and turn the water supplies back on.

Each manufacturer has a different size shower spout. As long as the fitting doesn't leak, put a flange up against the wall and if needed, use calking to fill the space. This is an aesthetic issue only.

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The issue might be the tub diverter spout. Most such do not seal well. It is a matter of jiggling the spout knob. It should seal better with a little experimenting.