Fixed our leak and the handle rotates like new We are on a well and have mildly hard water which slowly clogged the protective screens in our Grohe shower mechanism. In the process of cleaning them out, some of the o-ring washers were damaged and replaced with after-market washers that were almost, but not quite, the right size. They worked for a while, but were just barely too large, making it somewhat difficult to turn the handle to turn the shower on and off. Eventually, I had to clean the screens, again, and the shower head dribbled…
This is what I needed to stop the leaking of my Grohe shower mixing valve. Not sure this project is for the beginning DIYer because I believe this kit services a lot of Grohe valves and requires careful examination of parts to know which ones are necessary for your valve. Mine happens to have a lot of parts and usually takes me about a half a day to complete by the time I do a complete disassemble clean all the parts by decalcify and degreasing, replace O rings, lubricate and reassemble. But…
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Fixed our leak and the handle rotates like new We are on a well and have mildly hard water which slowly clogged the protective screens in our Grohe shower mechanism. In the process of cleaning them out, some of the o-ring washers were damaged and replaced with after-market washers that were almost, but not quite, the right size. They worked for a while, but were just barely too large, making it somewhat difficult to turn the handle to turn the shower on and off. Eventually, I had to clean the screens, again, and the shower head dribbled…
This is what I needed to stop the leaking of my Grohe shower mixing valve. Not sure this project is for the beginning DIYer because I believe this kit services a lot of Grohe valves and requires careful examination of parts to know which ones are necessary for your valve. Mine happens to have a lot of parts and usually takes me about a half a day to complete by the time I do a complete disassemble clean all the parts by decalcify and degreasing, replace O rings, lubricate and reassemble. But…