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Posted by ronh on January 17, 2008, 5:48 pm
> The handle is plastic and I'm wondering if I can
> >> just gently break it off, then I could use a pair of pliers to hold
> >> the valve while I remove the screw. Any suggestions?
> I don't know how gently you'll be able to just 'break it off'... but
> you're going to have to get medieval with it, one way or another. I'd
> be tempted to use a dremel with a cutoff wheel to carve a slot down its
> depth, and then crack it open.
Great mind think alike. I got out the dremel and cut a slot and it
broke off clean. The plastic fitting over the value was broken, thus
the reason I could not remove the screw. just needed replace the
handle once i got the old one off.
Thanks.
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> the cap from the handle to access the screw that hold the handle in
> place. When I turn the screw, the entire value turns, so I can not
> remove the handle. The handle is plastic and I'm wondering if I can
> just gently break it off, then I could use a pair of pliers to hold
> the valve while I remove the screw. Any suggestions?