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shaymanrn (OH)
I have a leaky tub faucet, single handle that pulls on and turns right and left for temperature control. I have taken the handle off and pulled the pin on the inside but I can't get the center or anything else to come out to attempt to replace the cartridge or washers. I don't know the brand or anything about this. Any help would be appreciated!
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Curly (CA)
Steve,
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Author:
hj (AZ)
The first thing to do is remove the "U" shaped clip from the valve. It is a 1200/1225 core. |
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shaymanrn (OH)
I can't begin to thank you enough!! You guys are the greatest! |
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