Leaky Grohe Tub Faucet when diverting to showerhead

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Leaky Grohe Tub Faucet when diverting to showerhead

Author: ajahearn (CA)

This site has been fantastic in the past for helping me. Hoping this one goes well too.

A don't want to bad mouth Grohe but this is yet another one of their parts that didn't quite last that long before acting up. I have a Geneva Bath Spout with Diverter (1361000). When using the diverter the water floods out of the top. I've tried to tighten up the diverter (it appears to twist screw but the exploded diagram doesn't show anything like that). I get a small improvement but it quickly comes loose. There is an exploded diagram on the Grohe site but I was wondering if this is really a serviceable part or if it has to be replaced.

Thanks.

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Re: Leaky Grohe Tub Faucet when diverting to showerhead
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