Tom takes apart a Kohler shower valve to see the parts inside.
Inside a Koher Valve
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Tom takes apart a Kohler shower valve to see the parts inside.
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I have a slow drip from the shower head. I replaced the Kohler mixing valve
– drip is a bit slower, but still there. Should I also replace the pressure
valve behind it ? Thanks
ok i like your Video you always shot from the HIP ! tys
ok
I got the replacement and installed it. Just as you said it’s a one piece
unit now with rivets and no nuts and bolts. My old one could be completely
disassembled, but the new one works without leaking, so I’ll keep it for
now. Thanks for the great video and info.
At 2:50 in he says you can call Delta, but the text says not to, whats up
with that ,My issue is the mix with hot and cold ,I start with hot then
turn it down a little and it goes cold on me
i have this same brand. my shower can not turn off. n the thread is not
striped {i have to turn off water to the house
If your the original owner you can get the repair kit from Kohler GP76851
for free with free shipping. Otherwise they charge about $90 on their
website for the kit. Mine wore out after about 8 years and the shower
started dripping. Also, I must have an older model because it comes apart
and the neoprene seats and springs pop right out. It’s a real pain trying
to install it because nothing holds those parts in place and they tend to
get out of alignment or fall out completely during installation.