20 Most Recent Delta & Single Handle Shower Faucet - Page 2 Questions & Answers

If you're confident google it. With all water issues may be better getting an expert in. What's the problem?

Adjusting the anti scald is pretty simple on this device. Attached is a photo of breakdown for this. Basically, unscrew the labeled part to access a very small black rubber gasket. Remove the black gasket to gain access to the anti scald part. You have have to use needle nose pliers to remove the black gasket but it does come off. Once you have this part off, you will see the two parts (with teeth like a wheel) that will adjust the hot water levels. Remove the part on top and turn the little "handle" clockwise towards "3'oclock" to make the water hotter. The part itself will not allow you to go past "3 oclock" for safety reasons.

Are your walls still open? I assume they are as you'd be unlikely to close them up without having had tested your water flow. Here is what I would do. 1.) use the orange plastic C shaped release tool to depress the white plastic ring on the shark bite fitting that you have on the delta side of the Delta-ShowerHead connection. 2.) Carefully and slowly turn water on and see if water is exiting the fixture where you expect it to. IF yes, water is coming out of the delta fixture then you know the flow problem is somewhere between the delta fixture and your shower head. IF no, water is not coming out the delta fixture then you need to re-access how you connected the supply lines to the delta fixture.

Change seats and springs.

The supplies are probably hooked up backwards. Hot to cold side and cold to hot side.

If it is a lever handle, there is an allen key set screw on the under side of the handle hub. IIf it is a knob handle. remove the plastic cap at the center of handle and tighten the phillips screw.

If you heard a hissing noise, you probably have a leak. In that case, it's probably still leaking right now, hiss or not. You'd better have someone come take a close look.

you must be missing a washer or gasket that goes in the hose end, of the hose try teflon tape,this is all your plumber is going to do.