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Shut Off Water Supply at the Valve

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Top Tip For Removing Delta Shower Cartridge - Easy Replacement Guide!

What happens here

After removing the faceplate, inspect the valve for integrated shutoff valves. If access is tight, use a multi-tool to carefully cut away a small section of the shower surround. Use a flathead screwdriver to turn both the hot and cold water shutoff screws clockwise until they stop, effectively shutting off the water to the valve. Confirm the water is off by turning the valve stem.

Goal: Plumbing

Tools and materials

  • Multi-tool Milwaukee — Cutting the shower surround for better access to shutoff valves
  • Screwdriver — Turning the shutoff valve screws

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pulled off oh and look there actually are two stops right there oh man we may have got lucky today let's see if it all shuts down this side is accessible right here these are built-in shut off valves we're going to chop this out and then see what we can do there pop out the Milwaukee fuel multi-tool real quick don't have to pop out much just a little bit enough to get our screwdriver back there not trying to reshape the whole thing looks like the cold water really wasn't on that much it's like they barely put it on okay shut that off Dam that's off too good turn this full on we've got nothing coming out good so sometimes these boded nuts on

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