20 Most Recent Grohe 28444000 Chrome Movario Movario Five Function Hand Shower Only 28 444 Questions & Answers

The holes are probably clogged from hard water. Take the whole head assembly and dip it in a bucket of CLR for an hour or so. Then rinse off and give that a try. If your cheap, you can use a bucket of white vinegar and a little bit o water, but the smell is most disagreeable.

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Step 1
Turn off the water to your faucet.
Step 2
Remove the handle to the faucet. Remove the small screw under the lever handle with an Allen wrench or Phillips head screwdriver, depending on what type of screw is present. Slide the handle back and off the faucet.
Step 3
Remove the temperature control knob, which is the round, dial-shaped fitting over the faucet cartridge. Put the manufacturer-supplied adapter on the cartridge. Line up the lever stop pin with the arrow symbol on the cartridge.
Step 4
Turn on the water and rotate the adapter to the left, or counter-clockwise, until the water temperature is at the level you want. Take note of the number to which the adapter points.
Step 5
Shut the faucet off by turning the adapter to closed and line up the limit stop dial with the number you noted previously.
Step 6
Assemble the faucet by replacing the temperature control knob and handle, then tighten the handle screw. Turn on the water and operate the faucet. If temperature is not set properly, repeat as necessary until you achieve the right setting.

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Hi Timothy, What's the model and if you have a photo will help.

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K zaveri The pole the U clamp is attached to should be able to be removed. My own shower has a similar set up. The pole's top and bottom mount's front has a pop out of which has a screw underneath. Once you remove the screw the top bracket can be pulled aside and the pole removed so the U clamp can be slid off. I hope this design works for you as well Have a good day,

Hi Franco, This appears to be on a bath tub. You will have to remove your handle to access this control and simply turn the valve left or right as needed to give you more hot or cold water, whichever it is you are needing. You do NOT need to dismantle the faucet to do this adjustment. Just remove the handle and a cover plate is usually all that is needed for the adjustment. Have a great day!

I would remove the handle and escutcheon plate and grab the front of the faucet cartridge with pliers and see if it is hard to turn now. If it is then there must be an issue with the handle being on too tight or it is binding with with the escutcheon plate somehow. If the cartridge is hard to turn after removing the handle etc. I would pull the cartridge out and grease it using heat proof grease (Plumber's grease) and reinstall it. Make not of it's position when you remove it so as to reinstall in the same position. There isn't any reason I can think of other than the above for the faucet to not turn easy.

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Replacing GROHE 46 298 KHO is as like as replacing other shower heads. 1. Remove old one. 2. Remove excess materials 3. Wrap with teflon tape 4. Install your new GROHE 46 298 KHO Thanks.

Had the same issue, my suggestion is: 1) find out what model it is 2) go to the Grohe site and go to the tech specs of the glider element 3) for my unit you need to insert a 3" Allen key into the hole in the center of the holder unit and tighten.. worked for me http://cdn08.grohe.com/lib/1/tpi/766909.pdf