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Somehow you have to get that pipe coming back through the wall of the shower.
There is a pipe with threads on it that the nozzle threads onto.
Once you can get that pipe back through the shower wall you can thread the steam nozzle back on.
If the steam nozzle has been replaced onto the threaded pipe you can trouble shoot your steamer as to why there is no steam coming out.
Try screwing it in opposite of normal threading. Left to tight not right to tight. Usually with anything liquid especially water connections threading is opposite.
Assuming that your two heads are fed from the typical curved wall mounted shower pipe, what you need is a diverter valve. Removed both heads till it's down to just that curved pipe. Get a diverter valve from a plumbing supply store. Tell the sales folks that you want to install a diverter valve so that in one position, the hand held receives water and in the other, it cuts the hand held and puts it to the reg. shower head instead. They should give you a "T" sort of fitting. The female threads of this screws into that curved shower pipe. Then you will find two male thread ends. These connect to both your shower heads. Finally there will be a push/pull knob that is operated to control which head gets the water. Nimsgame
No, you need to cut a hole. Usually an access panel is provided during the initial installation, either in the ceiling from downstairs or in the other side of the adjacent wall. But it's pretty easy to add one. After you cut a nice rectangular hole, you can cover it with a piece of painted plywood that has a trim piece attached to the plywood. The plywood is held in place with a couple of screws. When you remove the panel, the trim stays attached to the plywood. When you place the panel in the hole, the trim covers the gap between the drywall and the plywood.
hi the water from the flush holding tank is not getting through to the pump on my c402 thetford toilet . i have tried putting water in from the glass indicator tube and the the flush works . anyone got any idea what the problem might be thanks
no man i installed plenty of shower valves if your in the shower looking at it the left is hot always just make sure ur holding it right side up most of them have a plug that goes in the bottom to block the tub spout and the top goes to the shower are maby u put it in upside down? good luck man if you run in to another prob, post again good luck
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