How do you tighten the ball tension? It has gotten loose over the years and it won't hold my shower head in place anymore.
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How old is your bracket? Mine has been up for around 10 years with no problem at all. Now, I don't change the angle so ti pretty much stays in the same position as when I installed it. Try wrapping the male piece in several layers of teflon tape and re-tightening. That may help.
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The main tension nut that secures the ball connection can be tightened securely (in my witness) on the current model design of this bracket. I suspect that the model you own is somewhat different in design to the current version. I think the manufacturer listens to reviews and modifies their spec design to accommodate users' requests. Thats not to say that your version was defective. It was correct for that timeframe. The new model may be improved in the thread areas..
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The screw that is used is a Phillips head, and the plastic cap has a "stem" that is shaped to conform to the head of the screw. Try rotating the cap until it "settles" into the shape of the screw head. It might still be somewhat loose, but it's the best you can hope for.
2222237
I wish I could help you, but I haven't a clue. We just screwed it on after removing the other shower head. Have you tried Googling the problem?
862869
I found the pressure to be very low. I ended up removing the sprayer and the shower head and getting a new showerhead that I liked better. It doesn't have the sprayer and hose, though. I do like the ability to adjust the temperature on the volume control.
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Mine is hanging from the side of the shower, not the shower head. You may have to open up the hood wider like I did, or close it in depending on you fixation arrangement.
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Heat it gently with a hairdryer, and it will loosen up. I did this myself, and had found out about this from their website
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Very easy. Unscrew old shower head counter clockwise. Put some Teflon tape on threads of pipe and screw on new shower head clockwise. You can use a crescent wrench or adjustable to tighten but use a cloth or something to avoid scratches on the shower head nut
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There's a spring inside. If it was removed from the shower with the spring in place, then it should go back in. Try placing the base on the shower floor, or the tub edge and with both hands at the top of the pole, pull down until the rubber/plastic top can be moved to the right position on the ceiling.
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Pull it all the way and it diverts to shower head. Pull it only part way and it will come out both.
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Good question and I am glad to answer and be part of the Amazon Community. What I did with mine, because I had the SAME situation, is that I installed it BEFORE the shower unit and it works great. Of course dont pull.... or handle the shower head rough after installation and use PLENTY (like 5 times around) of plumbers tape. This is a great product provided by the BEST selling marketplace on EARTH ! AMAZON !!!
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Remove the current shower head and attach the hose in it's place. Be sure to use Teflon tape on the joint.
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Just give it a twist and it tightens. I've had mine for a couple of years and it works great.
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Can't help you. I never used mine - my shower head was bigger than the opening on the holder. I ordered two different holders and neither fit. Just made a bad purchase.
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have no idea - i have rented my apt for 39 yrs. and believe me, my apt doesn't receive the pressure, im on the 2nd floor of a very old home, and, i LOVE my shower head - Good Luck
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You can tilt it backwards or forwards, and swivel it a little left/right when you make your height adjustment. If you lean it too far forward, the shower head could probably fall out of the holder clip.
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plumbers tape, and tighten it down before the weight of the trailer is on it, that will help to keep pressure on it so it doesn't losen
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Go to Lowes or Home Depot and get a new clip. Take the shower head with you. Until I did this I just let it hang down.