handheld is very hard to remove. am I doing something wrong?
1404010
I have a longer (~14") angled pipe at the shower head, and this seems to give quite a bit when removing/replacing the handheld wand. I have found the secret of removal to be placing my thumb on the outer ring while pulling the lower part of the wand outward. So, I push with that thumb while pulling the wand out & up slightly. I hope it works for you!
1404011
The Delta faucet that I bought for my wife is easy to remove. Try holding the stationary ring in one hand near where the handheld handle is located then pull the handle toward you. This should pivot on the nub on the other end of the handheld. IE the handle must come toward you first.
1404012
There is a little clip to release it. Putting back is just pushed back and secured.
1404013
It had a firm snap holding the head in place but lifting from the handle has never been a problem for me. I have had heads that were so loose the would fall.
1404014
I think you may be. Mines popped right in and out by slightly pulling or pushing the base in.
1662454
It would take a lot of force for it to come out of the case I would imagine. I actually have a tough time removing it, which is nice.
1331254
I have large hands and I found the only way I could get it off was to hold the base in my left hand and twist the cover with my right (takes a lot of strength, like you are opening a pickle jar, etc.) It took me several minutes, but it did come off. Sorry, that's probably not helpful, but maybe if you used a gripper (like you would use to open jars, etc.) to help hold it in place, it might help. I ended up returning mine b/c I had so many issues with it, least of which was the difficulty in getting it apart.
1904494
It is a pain to take out . When the card is in, try pushing it in again and it will pop out a little. Then use your nail or something thin and gently pry it out. Hope that helps
672561
ive taken mine off with no problems... up to you but just pull a little harder.. or use something thin like a metal nail file and slide it underneath
246302
I'm having tremendous difficulty removing it from the dash of my Kia Rondo.
346614
No this one is very tight and solid. I have a handheld on it as well and every time I switch the diverter it doesnt budge at all
1868197
Hi Pam, I bought mine because of the long handle so I never tried to remove it. I just looked at it and can tell you it is fairly easy to remove but it does take a little strength in the fingers. Those blue oblong buttons on the side down by the handle, press both sides in at the same time and that will release the handle. It easily snaps back on when your done. Have a great weekend.
1555590
I did it the same way the others did. I just used my fingers. It was pretty easy to remove.
1362102
It is not easy. Not much room for fingers and hard to see. After doing it many times, I have it down. Need to use the tweezers.
2193776
I kind of had a hard time removing it without feeling like it would break. Maybe I just didn't know how to do it right. If you need to remove constantly I suggest not getting this case.
1363494
I had to use pliers, but it did come off eventually. Just keep trying, I guess.
1244747
Use a nail file to gently separate the pieces and give it a firm tug. It's a very stiff material that doesn't give easily and it's a bugger to separate and put back on but it's water tight. As far as the buttons, just watch the screen and give it a firm press each time you push it.
518606
i used it today and i had to lay it down to remove it with both thumbs. not very easy
1720081
Best advice - call Pfister directly and ask them - they are very helpful. I needed an additional adhesive and mount for the handheld and they sent me one.
451402
My thumb is still smarting from my first effort at getting it out. I opened the case and pressed down on the little tab that sticks out; that released one corner. With some wrestling, I got another corner released and then it came out, but with difficulty. (If you have arthritis, forget it; a friend will have to do it for you.) It's a very thin case and I would probably use it when I'm traveling to reduce the bulk, but because of the smell (which I hope will go away eventually) and the difficulty getting it out, I've gone back to my Moko case for everyday use. Omoton needs to include instructions or make this easier somehow.
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wow -it's hard. just broke a fingernail. Put in the charger to help with leverage, then insert a fingernail at the midpoint of the side, and gently wiggle and pry case away from phone. good luck ! I think I'll go back to my soft case.