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Posted on Jul 02, 2009

Been using shower for a couple of years .when fifished showering it will not shut water off all the way felt like stem was stuck not going back to close of water supply.After forcing it back all the way it helped but still have a drip

  • kpreston980 Jul 07, 2009

    you all took to long to reply took care of the problem myself Thanks

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    What type of shower valve single or two handle,does it turn ,lift, or pull? What brand? Is it shower only or tub shower combo.

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First determind what side is dripping(hot/cold) then turn off water to entire house unless you have separate shutoff for shower behind wall. take a screw driver remove handle then use channel lock pliers to remove stem on the bottom side of the stem there will be a screw with a rubber washer on it you must remove the screw and replace the washer them re assemble Oh go to home depot and buy a the assorted pack of washer for faucets and stems find one that fits the pack cost about 4.99 best to change both rubber seal washer on hot and cold sinc e you have the water off

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