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Bathtub question Kompu Kid 02-05-2009
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Posted by DerbyDad03 on February 5, 2009, 3:32 pm
> > Hello All:
> > I want to remove the knob that moves my pop-up plug for the drain up
> > and down.
> > I tried to pull this knob but it is not moving. I looked around for a
> > set screw. There is none.
> > I have photos of the knob at:
> >http://cid-eb85de77506ba8ba.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/BathTub?aut...
> > Is there any trick to removing this type of knob?
> > I need to remove it to open the clogged drain.
> > Thanks!
> > Deguza
> Sorry, i read your post again...you did say 'bathtub'...I got confused
> with the pop-up of the sink in bathrooms. Why ask in this frugal
> forum..you would be better off in so many of those "How do I..."
> forums which can be found by googling it? I still say that link of
> yours takes me directly to windows live...go figure.
> Nothing wrong with his link...Must be something on your end...Do you know
> what brand it is??? Hard to give info without that..Also you can check th=
e
> manufacturers website if you know what brand it is....- Hide quoted text =
-
> - Show quoted text -

re: Nothing wrong with his link...Must be something on your end

What ever is wrong on his end is wrong on my end too.

Link goes to a Windows Live page entitled Bath Tub and shows 2
"images" that contain the dreaded red X.

Posted by Kompu Kid on February 5, 2009, 3:45 pm
.
> > > Hello All:
> > > I want to remove the knob that moves my pop-up plug for the drain up
> > > and down.
> > > I tried to pull this knob but it is not moving. I looked around for a
> > > set screw. There is none.
> > > I have photos of the knob at:
> > >http://cid-eb85de77506ba8ba.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/BathTub?aut.=
..
> > > Is there any trick to removing this type of knob?
> > > I need to remove it to open the clogged drain.
> > > Thanks!
> > > Deguza
> > Sorry, i read your post again...you did say 'bathtub'...I got confused
> > with the pop-up of the sink in bathrooms. Why ask in this frugal
> > forum..you would be better off in so many of those "How do I..."
> > forums which can be found by googling it? I still say that link of
> > yours takes me directly to windows live...go figure.
> > Nothing wrong with his link...Must be something on your end...Do you kn=
ow
> > what brand it is??? Hard to give info without that..Also you can check =
the
> > manufacturers website if you know what brand it is....- Hide quoted tex=
t -
> > - Show quoted text -
> re: Nothing wrong with his link...Must be something on your end
> What ever is wrong on his end is wrong on my end too.
> Link goes to a Windows Live page entitled Bath Tub and shows 2
> "images" that contain the dreaded red X.

I am sorry that the link is not working. I checked it from my end
without signing on to hotmail. It seems to be there.

What the pictures depict is a somewhat rounded triangular knob. There
are no external fasteners (i.e. no screws, pins, etc). I am afraid to
pull this too hard, in case there is a different way of removing it.

I wish we could post photos on usenet along with our text...

Deguza

Posted by mm on February 7, 2009, 7:08 pm
On Thu, 5 Feb 2009 12:45:09 -0800 (PST), Kompu Kid

>I am sorry that the link is not working. I checked it from my end
>without signing on to hotmail. It seems to be there.
>What the pictures depict is a somewhat rounded triangular knob. There
>are no external fasteners (i.e. no screws, pins, etc). I am afraid to
>pull this too hard, in case there is a different way of removing it.
>I wish we could post photos on usenet along with our text...
>Deguza

See if you can find something like it at a borg and read their
instructions. Or go to a real plumbing supply store, and tip the guy
5 dollars if you have to for him to show you one. (I never know how
much to tip. )

Posted by mm on February 7, 2009, 7:01 pm
wrote:

>> Hello All:
>> I want to remove the knob that moves my pop-up plug for the drain up
>> and down.
>> I tried to pull this knob but it is not moving.  I looked around for a
>> set screw. There is none.
>> I have photos of the knob at:
>> http://cid-eb85de77506ba8ba.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/BathTub?aut...
>> Is there any trick to removing this type of knob?
>> I need to remove it to open the clogged drain.
>> Thanks!
>> Deguza
>Sorry, i read your post again...you did say 'bathtub'...I got confused

He said it in the subject line but not in the post. It's his fault.

>with the pop-up of the sink in bathrooms. Why ask in this frugal
>forum..you would be better off in so many of those "How do I..."
>forums which can be found by googling it? I still say that link of
>yours takes me directly to windows live...go figure.


Posted by RonABC on February 5, 2009, 12:32 pm
Most likely, you have to take off the part that is attached to the vertical
surface of the tub first. After you take that off, the knob you are
referring to will probably have a cotter pin or similar connection in the
back. The knob is connected to a metal wire/rod that drops down behind the
tub and that is connected to a brass plunger/stopper at the end. The
plunger/stopper is what stops the water from draining out when it is in the
right position. The whole setup comes up and out of the tub through the
hole that is in the vertical wall of the tub behind the piece that covers
the whole.

Usually, there are two screws in the piece that attaches to the vertical
wall of the tub. Yours looks different, so there may be a little cap/cover
over where the connecting screws are, or maybe there is some other way that
the piece is connected.

If you can see a brand name printed on that fixture, maybe you can go to
their website or do an Internet search to see how it disconnects.

Kompu Kid wrote:
> Hello All:
> I want to remove the knob that moves my pop-up plug for the drain up
> and down.
> I tried to pull this knob but it is not moving. I looked around for a
> set screw. There is none.
> I have photos of the knob at:
>
http://cid-eb85de77506ba8ba.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/BathTub?authkey=Y9O!9fLQTTI%24
> Is there any trick to removing this type of knob?
> I need to remove it to open the clogged drain.
> Thanks!
> Deguza



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