My shower faucet (tub/showerhead one lever combo) broke today, so I'm now turning on the water with a pair of pliers. I'd like to just replace the broken faucet (about 25 years old) with a new one from Delta. I don't know what brand the old one is. How easy is this task? Are the directions clear? Any problems or pearls of wisdom from experience?
Or do I just find a handyman to do it? (And if so, approximate cost.)
2007-12-10
02:06:15
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The part that broke is just the plastic dial that connects to the lever to turn the water on/off. The rest of the faucet is intact - I can easily remove the face-plate and gain access to the plumbing behind the tile. I don't want to touch the plumbing, though - agreed that's for a handier person than I.
2007-12-10
03:54:11 ·
update #1