20 Most Recent Grohe 28.444.AV0 Movario 5 Spray Hand Shower - Infinity Satin Nickel Questions & Answers

This is a simple fix. The tools you need are: cresent wrench. You want to remove the shower hear off of the pipe coming from the wall. On the inside of the end off the shower head there should be a small plastic disk remove it. It will have a series of holes this is called a water saver. The holes get stopped up with minreals take a tooth pick and clean them out. I see this all the time. If that does not work it will be in the valve

On the face of the shower head where the water sprays out of ,their should be a threaded nut to unscrew This is called the aerator.This is the part wher the filter screen is .Once you clean this part you should be up and running.

should have a nut holding it at bottom of sprayer where hose ends needs washer at that point

Most of the time there is a little screen in the line or in the head itself try to find it and make sure it is not obstructed.

call the maufacturer they have a lifetime warranty

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Check water pressure valve if you are on city water it may be bad and allowing water to be more than it can take.

If this is the case you can make you up a gauge on a water hose connection to hook up to and outside faucet to get a pressure reading.

1 Check if the holes in the hand held shower are not clogged with scum which generally happens over prolonged use. Clean them with a pin. 2 If this does not help, then check the the pipe connecting the shower to the water outlet. It should be clean and not clogged with foreign material which restricts the flow of water. 3 It still it does not help then you may have to fix a booster pump or raise the level of the water reservoir.

try this link copy and paste https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxQaL1wpf0U ..

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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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