Remove belanger one handles shower faucet cartrige . I took off the little colouted rubber plug but I cannot seeinside to remove the small screw to get at it. Can't even see what kind of screwdiver that it requires.It is a long way in and I dont know what position the handle ned to be in to find the screw.

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Apr 18, 2011 - Anybody can ask a question; Anybody can answer; The best ... There are total six faucets in a bathroom, two made into a bathroom basin ... The other possibility is that there's a small plastic "decorative" cap covering the screw.

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Dec 1, 2009 - In many modern shower faucets like Delta and Moen (which is what I have) .... About a year ago, one of the bathtub faucets in my other bathroom jammedopen. .... the exact faucet I have in my shower, so you answered my first question, ...I can tighten and loosen the screw but the handle just won't come off!

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... from a Delta Monitor 1400 series tub/shower single handle faucet. ... sorry for the REALLY sxxxxx question. which way to turn (loosen) the set screw. ... only suggestions i have on the issue. when a setscrew will not back off i ...

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What is the brand of faucet? Faucets are designed so that you do not see the set screw. On the underside of the handle, you may see or feel a small, rubber plug button. I typically use the tip of my razor knife to gently remove the plug button. Once removed, you should gain access to a set screw.


If you have an older style, you may have a plastic handle. If this is the case, on the face of the handle, you should notice a line of separation between the handle and cover plate. Again, I typically use a razor knife to gently pry the cover plate from the handle. On the backside of the cover plate, you will typically find a Phillips screw that holds the handle in place.

I too have a Belanger tub and shower set and the taps have no screws under the caps or hex keys around the sides for removal.

remove the handle,, there should be a small hex head that you need to remove, once thats done, the flange right behind the handle can be unscrewed which holds up the faceplate ( some flanges cover screws to do this, others Just unscrew since your not sure of the model,, thats a good start to your problem

You will need to remove the cartridge that the screw was attached to and underneath there is a rubber cup washer with a small cone shaped spring. You need to replace the rubber washer which is called a seat and the spring ,then put cartridge and handle back on and you should be good to go. Thank you.

Look for a small little hole on the handle. I think you will need an Allen wrench that size that will turn the screw and remove the handle.

Not to familar with faucet itself, but on most shower faucet's, there is a screw that holds it on. Most of the time there is a plastic face plate on the front of the handles, you pop that off and the screw is beneath, as you loosen you have to hold the handle in place, otherwise as you loosen the screw it will turn the water on.

Other fauet handles will have a set screw , usually on the bottom side of the handle body,( the part of the handle closest to the shower wall, either a small flat head or allen wrech should be all you need. good luck.

Try this link, it should get you to where you can find yours, if this isn't it. Then you can view parts, installation etc.

http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/documentation/1343.html?document=pd

You need to remove the plug on the handle itself, and there will be a screw underneath it. With this screw removed you will be able to remove the handle. Hope this helps

remove handle (screw driver) then remove plate (same tool). just inside the valve is a small round bit of plastic with little teeth on it. this the temp control. remove this by popping it out and turn it about a quarter turn clockwise. this will allow the handle to turn more into the hot zone.