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There are larger screw-type anchors available at a hardware store. If the hole is a half inch, you can possibly use an expanding wing type "molly" anchor. it's hard to assemble the screws through the bracket, then put on the butterfly, and shove the folded butterfly into the hole, but it's doable.

u have to really push hard up on the spring and at the same time pull towards u

There are some tiny screws under the posts. Loosen them and lift the post off of its mount.

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Try to call or visit Home Depot. in your local area.

If it needs to be replaced then do that you might have to go to home depot to find out what you need to solve the water pressure problem usually the valves in the pipes could be an issue hopefully it's not something the plumber has to get involved with that can be pricey but call or visit your local Home Depot store so they can be better to assist you.

Take the shower head off and replace it with another one take the shower head to home depot and tell them the problem and then they will be able to tell you how to install it if this doesn't help call the plumber of your choice before you have to pay a pricey water bill.

What ever size fits

You can't

Couple of ideas: If you don't get water at all first check to see if the shut-off valves are open. If so, close them and remove and clean the cartridge. If water comes from the spout and not the shower head, make sure the diverter (the handle on the tub spout) moves up when you pull it. If that works, remove and clean the shower head since there might be debris blocking the water flow. Without more info this is my best guess.

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If you have a acid rust and calcium remover such as "Lime-Away" or CLR. these may be strong enough to break the rust (the set screw is probably steel) or collected lime holding the threads fast. Some tile/bathroom cleansers also contain mild acids also. Position the handle so a drop or two stay in or, if it disappears, soak a cotton swab in the solution and press it into the screw head. I don't think I would leave either of the commercial products in overnight unless a few hours of soaking doesn't help.