Before you begin, completely shut off the main water supply to your house. This is usually near the water meter. Alternatively, locate the shut-off valves for your shower, often found under the sink or in the basement. Turn the valves clockwise until completely closed. Double-check that the water is off by attempting to turn on the shower faucet.
Step 1
⏱ 2 minShut Off the Water Supply: Preventing Leaks
Step 2
⏱ 2 min
Remove the Old Shower Trim: Accessing the Valve
Carefully remove the existing Delta shower handle and escutcheon plate. This usually involves unscrewing or gently prying off the components. Consult your Delta shower's specific instructions for detailed guidance. Take photos before disassembling to aid reassembly.
Step 3
⏱ 2 min
Remove the Old Delta Valve: Preparing for the New Installation
Remove the old Delta valve. This may require unscrewing it or carefully cutting it out depending on its installation. Use appropriate tools like pliers or an adjustable wrench to loosen and remove any retaining nuts or clips.
Step 4
⏱ 2 min
Install the New Delta Monitor Valve and Trim
Install the new Delta Monitor valve and trim, meticulously following Delta Monitor's specific installation instructions. Pay close attention to the alignment of parts and use appropriate tools. Replacing washers as needed is also important.
Step 5
⏱ 2 min
Test for Leaks and Adjust Temperature
Turn the water supply back on slowly. Thoroughly check all connections for leaks. Adjust the temperature setting as needed. If leaks persist, carefully re-examine the installation process, paying close attention to tightened fittings.
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Shut Off the Water Supply: Preventing Leaks2 min