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darla (NJ)
I have a Grohe shower that has been dripping unless I turned the knob to just the right spot. Now it's getting worse. I've looked at pictures and it appears to be a Europlus 2? model. It looks like this:
It's about 12 years old. I don't know much, er anything, about plumbing but I'd like to open the valve up and see if I can spot the problem part and at least have it ready for the plumber to save him a trip. But there are no screws in this and I can't tell how to get it open. Checked YouTube but didn't see this one there. Can you advise me please?
Thanks!
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North Carolina Plumber (NC)
There should be a set screw at the 6:00 position at the rear of the handle.
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darla (NJ)
Thank you.
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darla (NJ)
What I see is a hole. Using a mirror and LED light I don't see anything that an allen wrench (or anything else) could lock onto and loosen. And it's a deep enough hole that it's hard to see anything at all in there. Is something missing?
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KCRoto (MO)
There will be a screw up in there. Sometimes you just have to start with one size and work your way down
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