20 Most Recent Price Pfister Hanover 950-102S Soap & Lotion Dispenser - Stainless - Page 3 Questions & Answers

If this is what your unit looks like and you want the handle to be in this position when closed then you need to loosen the handle (small set screw on the handle) and repossession it where you want it be in the closed position and snog the set screw down.

See instructions here
http://pricepfisterparts.faucetdirect.com/mediabase/specifications/8P8-PD_INSTALLSHEET.pdf

there is a bockage in the cartridge. flush it.

I would say it is a washer on the stem, here is a website that will assist you:

http://www.pricepfisterparts.net/

I can think of a few possibilities. 1) Something is blocking the hot water in to the mixing valve. Fixing this would probably mean cutting out the valve (then redoing the water lines with a new valve (possible option)).

2) The hot water line is losing too much heat going to this second faucet. (If the two tubs are on different floors this is more common. Many places are plumbed with one line with Ts to all fixtures.) Insulating the water lines might help; alternatively an point of use water heater would help.

3) The hot water and the cold water in are reversed. (Test by leaving the water on full cold and full hot for a few minutes each.) If you get full hot when it should be cold, valves with a cartridge are easy to fix. Open the valve assembly, remove the cartridge and reinsert it after turning it around (side closest to you when you removed it goes in first). Otherwise, the incoming plumbing needs to be redone at the point where the cold and hot lines come into the shower.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Sometimes its possible to remove the handle and using a pliers or adjustable wrench tighten the nut and this will tighten up the rubber packing's in the shut off valve. if it does not work it will have to be taken apart and installing new rubber packing's will surely solve this problem easy inexpensive fix, parts are available at any hardware store.

The shower arm should be screwed into an elbow inside the wall. Unscrew the shower arm by putting your pipe wrench on the arm and unscrewing in a counter clockwise direction ( lefty loosey, righty tighty ) . Measure the length of the arm going inside the wall and make sure your replacement has enough length to reach. Teflon tape the inside end ( the end going in the wall ) and wrap a rag around the new arm, then screw into the elbow going clock wise , stopping when it starts getting tight and with the bend facing downward. Install shower head.

yes , You can adjust it ...

you can go to the local home improvement or pluming store:

1) buy a new knob that is a universal for showers(it comes as a set)
2) buy a new stem and replace the old one

I hope this helped Tim

Tammy, on the Price Pfister web site, there is a CONTACT US link to report problems. Tell them the model number of your faucet and describe the problem. Price Phister is very, very good about making you happy, and you should have a new aerater assembly in the mail in about 5 days.

When you replace the stem in a faucet you also need to replace the seat. The seat is in the faucet you will need a special tool to remove it. There is a picture on the link below.

http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1273233&CAWELAID=362171804

Here is what the seat looks like on link below.

http://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/productdetails.aspx?sku=44295&source=GoogleBase

Here is how to replace the seats on a faucet. Link below.

http://www.doityourself.com/stry/leakywasherfaucet

Good luck

To find install manuals for Prive PFister go to http://www.pricepfister.com/bath/bath_product_documentation.aspx.

You will need to know either the model number or the collection name of your fixture.

it can be that your geyser is not sending enough cold water to the pipes of your shower so you should check the sensitivity of your tap/valve. it happens sometimes that the tap turns as the water comes into contact with it. it can also be that cold water is used by someone else that also uses your geyser's water

I have had good luck with price phister brands, they are as good as any, and they stand behind them. Water pressure is variable depending on where you live, If you live in San Diego, you have great pressure, If you live in Old Town, FL, you have pump pressure. The faucets can be hacked into for more water, but not necessarily more pressure. If you have good pressure now, you can expect the same. Hope this helps.

70 lbs, you must have city water, were lucky to get 30 lbs out here in well country. Most mixers sold now days are restricted, water saver devices, but most are also in the ends of faucets. You might not be able to get more pressure out of it, but if you look at the diagram of the faucet, you might see something that says, water saver, or restricter. If it can come out, take it out. Hope this helps.

Take the stripped handle to a local hardware or home improvement store.

They may be able to find an after market knob or knobs that will work as a substitute - they usually use set screws to hold the replacement knobs in place.

a common fault if the handle is forced the spindles get worn best to replace

Here is the link to installing a Price Pfister Soap dispenser:

Soap Dispenser

Hope this helps!

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