How do you connect your tub spout to the valve body with this model
1420081
The HF in the model number means it is High Flow and as such the tub outlet is blocked. It is for shower only installation. http://www.deltafaucet.com/bath/details/r10000-unwshf.html#/?tab=product-support
1420082
You eithe solder in the half-inch copper pipe to the bottom, or screw on a three-quarter inch fitting and solder the copper pipe to that
1420083
This rough-in cannot be used in a tub application. R10000 model numbers that include the letters "HF" are for shower use only. See the Delta site for details.
1420084
Sorry, we did not install a tub spout, but delta customer service was able to help us with our instsllation. Geat technical support.
1420085
Installation instructions are found here http://www.deltafaucet.com/media/MandI/50353RevF.pdf
1420086
HF rough valves feature blocked tub port. You will need to use a valve body that does not have HF in the model number - tub spout is connected to the bottom port.
1420087
This valve body is for shower only. It does not have a connection for a tub spout. You would need to use Delta R10000-UNWS for tub and shower.
1420088
The HF in the model number means it is High Flow. They block the tub outlet to get the high flow. It is for shower installation only. Meant to type that earlier but hit enter too soon. http://www.deltafaucet.com/bath/details/r10000-unwshf.html#/?tab=product-support
1420089
Better off purchasing the Delta Faucet R10000-UNWS. the lower port is not blocked and it is a couple bucks less expensive.
1420090
One word. Contractor. We hired a contractor who performed this task for us. Sorry I can't be more specific.
2164482
I purchased this set because it didn't come with a tub spout. I was converting my tub shower into a standing shower. The diverter allows for a tub spout, , you will need to purchase an elbow as well as a nipple to connect one.
1473924
You need to loosen the connectors and insert the new valve. If there are no connectors you will have to cut the pipe and put in a union. Not a big job.
324465
generally bath fixtures use a standard size (1/2") . Tub spout will connect to a 1/2" male connection. The shower arm and the mixer will connect to 1/2" female connectors. Maybe if you send me a link with the exact part you are asking about, I can comment on its compatibility.
480479
Everything has to match. If you had delta before get delta again. They don't mix and match. It's not as simple as replacing a valve inside. I believe you would have to remove the tub to get to it. If it was a Moen before, the new Moen faucet comes with a different insert and there was an old insert we had to take out (like an adapter).
1075840
What do you need help with? Mine was missing a spacer for the tub spout, otherwise easy to install.
670489
Uncertain, but the unit connects BEFORE the shower head, so it seems to me you would simply unscrew the handheld, screw the unit in, then screw the handheld into the unit.
1629904
This one connects to the faucet. You can go to their website and see what styles they have for inline connections.
273530
The connections are threaded. You should be able to elbow the piping over and even down, doing your valves on the horizontal or in other space you create by laying out the piping to do so.
1587885
You unscrew it. Then pull up the lever and pull out the rubber bit that is inside. You can flipp over the two peices so they match eatch other with the presta valve(Small Hole) facing out.
1331011
If you unscrew the end-thingy with the little screen/filter in it, you can buy a hose converter at a hardware store and with it screwed in, you should be able to attach it. Of course, maybe the filter you want to use will fit the threads of the spout as is. I took 2 different hose adapters home because not sure which one would fit, and returned the one that didn't.
626995
there is a allen screw on the bottom of the spout. back that out. then twist the old one off. you may have to work on that with a pry device. it all depends on long the old one was on .good luck.
1095476
Hi,you have to make sure the replacement spout connects the same way as existing spout. There are two types of spouts.
1702972
This connects to the hose off of the throttle body , but u need a pipe to connect the hoses , or u can use the stock box and screw the end piece to the box , I just passed the stock box and went to throttle body
2184149
At the bottom of the clear plastic tube there is a stepped, white adapter ring with two sections, each about one inch wide. Into this adapter ring is screwed the bottom assembly, which contains the flapper valve and the vacuum inlet (v shaped inlet, just like on a house vacuum cleaner). The bottom assembly is screwed in with a quarter turn in the clockwise direction, just like a light bulb or a screw. I think you are trying to loosen the part that is glued to the clear tube. Let me know if this helps, if not I can send you a picture that I just took.
457796
There is a hole on top m of the gauge and the tubing just slips into it. Not ss complicated ss the instructions mske it sound.
1469422
There is a small black piece that you flip so that it is compatible with both types of tube valves. It is inside the opening after twisting off a metal piece that holds the plastic piece in.