What shower diverter do I have?
What shower diverter do I have?
If you have a handle that pulls straight up from the tub faucet, you likely have a T diverter. When you push the handle down, it opens the flow of water to the tub spout.
Are Delta shower diverters universal?
Delta manufacturers their Shower Valves to be universal. This means you can simply remove the Trim Kit (which installs over the tile) and switch it out.
Why does my shower diverter keep failing?
The most common issue with a shower diverter is when water comes out of both the tub faucet and the showerhead. Check to be sure there is no residue clogging the shower diverter lever from fully lifting or lowering. If everything looks clear, the problem could be worn-out parts in the shower diverter valve.
How do I identify my tub shower valve brand?
If you want to know how to identify the shower valve manufacturer, check behind the shower handle at the center of the trim plate for the manufacturer’s symbol or brand name. You will see one of the following shower faucet logos: K: the manufacturer is Kohler. M: the manufacturer is Moen.
Are Delta Diverter valves universal?
The Delta MultiChoice Integrated Shower Diverter provides a sleek, streamlined style for your shower while eliminating the need of an additional diverter valve. With the MultiChoice Universal system, you have the freedom to upgrade style and functionality later.
How do I identify my shower faucet brand?
Look at the center of the trim plate behind the shower handle to find a brand name or manufacturer symbol. If you see a “K,” the faucet is a Kohler unit; an “M” signifies Moen. American Standard, Delta and Price Pfister typically print their entire name on the faucet itself.
Do shower diverters go bad?
It does exactly what it’s named for: it diverts (changes direction) water from one place to another. The only problem with shower diverter valves is they don’t last forever, and there are many times—like all of the other components of your home—when they fail from old age and normal wear and tear.
