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Kohler Faucet water pressure- Maybe model Thermostatic Mixer K-669-KS doug 03-21-2009
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Posted by doug on March 21, 2009, 1:51 am
The flow is down to a trickle. The temp is just fine.

Any ideas before I open the wall up?

Thanks in Advance.

Doug Clark

Posted by Han on March 21, 2009, 6:41 am
61f80720e134@h20g2000yqj.googlegroups.com:

> The flow is down to a trickle. The temp is just fine.
>
> Any ideas before I open the wall up?
>
> Thanks in Advance.
>
> Doug Clark

The googled page shows something that costs over $300. However, it seems
close in function to a cheaper Delta valve I have. The controller thingy
in it was worn out/kaput, when our plumber diagnosed the problem. It was
replaced and now all is well again. Cost waqs considerable, but by far not
$300 plus labor. Our symptoms were diminished flow, irregular temperature
control (although when set, the temp stayed as set - just that the handle
for the temp setting was different from time to time).

I suggest getting a plumber to take a look at your valve before you open
the wall.
--
Best regards
Han
email address is invalid

Posted by Lefty on March 21, 2009, 9:51 am
Is this single function?

Did you remove the shower head only and retry?


> 61f80720e134@h20g2000yqj.googlegroups.com:
>> The flow is down to a trickle. The temp is just fine.
>> Any ideas before I open the wall up?
>> Thanks in Advance.
>> Doug Clark
> The googled page shows something that costs over $300. However, it seems
> close in function to a cheaper Delta valve I have. The controller thingy
> in it was worn out/kaput, when our plumber diagnosed the problem. It was
> replaced and now all is well again. Cost waqs considerable, but by far
> not
> $300 plus labor. Our symptoms were diminished flow, irregular temperature
> control (although when set, the temp stayed as set - just that the handle
> for the temp setting was different from time to time).
> I suggest getting a plumber to take a look at your valve before you open
> the wall.
> --
> Best regards
> Han
> email address is invalid



Posted by Han on March 21, 2009, 12:12 pm

Top posting corrected <grin>

>> 61f80720e134@h20g2000yqj.googlegroups.com:
>>> The flow is down to a trickle. The temp is just fine.
>>> Any ideas before I open the wall up?
>>> Thanks in Advance.
>>> Doug Clark
>> The googled page shows something that costs over $300. However, it
>> seems close in function to a cheaper Delta valve I have. The
>> controller thingy in it was worn out/kaput, when our plumber
>> diagnosed the problem. It was replaced and now all is well again.
>> Cost waqs considerable, but by far not
>> $300 plus labor. Our symptoms were diminished flow, irregular
>> temperature control (although when set, the temp stayed as set - just
>> that the handle for the temp setting was different from time to
>> time).
>> I suggest getting a plumber to take a look at your valve before you
>> open the wall.
>> --
>> Best regards
>> Han
>> email address is invalid
>
> Is this single function?
>
> Did you remove the shower head only and retry?
>
If this is to me (Han), the Delta faucet I have has a diverter for the
shower (you push it in, and then the water goes to the shower rather than
the bath faucet). It has 2 handles, one for water on/off with a bit of
volume regulation, one for the temperature.

I was just trying to say that ther might be no need for doug to break the
wall open. The innards of such a faucet are completely accessible
through the front (if his faucet is like mine and the one I googled).

--
Best regards
Han
email address is invalid

Posted by doug on April 17, 2009, 7:03 pm
END OF STORY

Hired Handyman with no fix

Hired Plumber with no fix

Unneccessary cost of $250.

The problem was mineral build up in the lines!

All I did was pour CLR down the shower pipe every 30 minutes for 3
hours.

That clean up both the shower line and the tub line.

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