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Author:
jmwaynert (PA)
I have two faucet handles, one for hot, one for cold. The grip makes a T shape with the stem and I see nothing that looks removeable to access the stem. I can't find any manufacturer name on the faucet either. It is fairly new, maybe 10 years old.
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Author:
SimplePlumber (NJ)
Take some pictures of it and post them so we can see it.
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Author:
LemonPlumber (FL)
for a small removal able button on top or a hole side set screw just under the tee of the handle.low from the side.thanks for the pic.unscrew the barrel under the tee .!!!handle and barrel remove as one piece.kohler?
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Author:
waukeshaplumbing (WI)
a cap on top of the cross? maybe an allen screw on the base
some Grohe's have a allen screw hidden under a trim piece under the base...you unthread it and it exposes the allen screw
a photo would help
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Author:
LemonPlumber (FL)
Waulk, if your going to go German some just pull off,/ not something we do with out\ Knowing!!!Ya I know American grohe?Axor me a nice install?
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Author:
hj
It could be a Kohler faucet, in which case the "button" on the short side either unscrews or pops out. Removing the screw inside the "T" lets it come off, and then a second screw removes the handle.
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Author:
jmwaynert (PA)
Here is a picture of my faucet. There are no holes or removable pieces. [s1060.photobucket.com]
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Author:
packy
post your pictures on a free site such as photobucket and provide a link.
or
[img] insert a jpeg or other image here with no spaces followed by [/img] no spaces..
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Author:
hj
Unscrew the "dome" shaped piece and the handle will come off with it.
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Author:
jmwaynert (PA)
thanks so much. unscrewing the bottom part worked!!!!
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Author:
coolcukoo (TX)
I have another t-shape bathroom faucet handle that is loose and I don't know how to tighten it. Any help would be much appreciated. I have attached a photo for reference. TIA!
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