Connect the faucet plumbing to the new shower valve using appropriate fittings (e.g., SharkBite). Ensure tight connections to prevent leaks. Use plumber's tape or sealant on threaded connections as needed.
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This DIY guide demonstrates how to install a shower valve, covering steps from turning off the water supply and draining pipes, to removing old fixtures and soldering the new valve in place. The guide also details connecting the faucet plumbing, including using plumber's tape on threaded connections and testing for leaks to ensure a secure and functional shower.
Shower Valve Installation: A Complete DIY Guide with Plumbing Tips
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Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply and Drain Pipes
Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply and Drain Pipes
Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply and Drain Pipes
Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply and Drain Pipes
Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply and Drain Pipes
Step 2: Remove Old Shower Valve and Handles
Step 2: Remove Old Shower Valve and Handles
Step 2: Remove Old Shower Valve and Handles
Step 2: Remove Old Shower Valve and Handles
Step 2: Remove Old Shower Valve and Handles
Step 3: Prepare and Solder Copper Pipes
Step 3: Prepare and Solder Copper Pipes
Step 3: Prepare and Solder Copper Pipes
Step 3: Prepare and Solder Copper Pipes
Step 3: Prepare and Solder Copper Pipes
Step 4: Install the New Shower Valve
Step 4: Install the New Shower Valve
Step 4: Install the New Shower Valve
Step 4: Install the New Shower Valve
Step 4: Install the New Shower Valve
Step 5: Connect Faucet Plumbing
Step 5: Connect Faucet Plumbing
Step 5: Connect Faucet Plumbing
Step 5: Connect Faucet Plumbing
Step 5: Connect Faucet Plumbing
Step 6: Test for Leaks
Step 6: Test for Leaks
Step 6: Test for Leaks
Step 6: Test for Leaks
Step 6: Test for Leaks
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