Hello there, I am having exactly the same Grohe tub sprout in the picture that showing in the video. The problem is mine diverter button could not hold down when I turn to hot water. However it is able to hold down when I turn to cold water. Would you please help me with that. Should I replace the diverter valve or the whole tub sprout ? Thank you
it tells me the pressure of hot water is lower than the cold water. You can try to increase the hot water pressure or change the diverter, which should be able to fix the issue.
Do you know if Grohe 45166 tub diverter replacement is similar? My sprout is Grohe 13 600; I think the Grohe 45 166 is the correct diverter replacement for it.
@@dannylyl I have the parts diagram PDF for the 13600 showing very similar configuration to the diagram in your video. Are all the parts that are shown in the diagram below the bushing but above the sprout (clip, spring, washer, and o-ring) inside the bushing? And do they come out with the bushing as one piece when you unscrew the bushing? Or do you individually remove those parts from the top after you unscrew the bushing? Do the spring pop out after removing bushing? And if it does, is it difficult to secure spring on re-installation? So the cap threads into the base of the bushing? And the bushing is threaded into the top of the stem? Doesn't the top of the sprout have threads? Which component is threaded into that? Thanks for any help.
@@yusuihang Hey , it's kind of difficult to explain by words, so I made a short video to demonstrate on how to replace the diverter on 13600, and hope it can help you out. Check out the below link Video link ua-cam.com/video/Ipd8EorLo_g/v-deo.html
@@dannylyl I just watched your video. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. Everything is very clear now. I hope you will continue to do more Grohe videos. There definitely seems to be a lack of instructional videos on Grohe products. Thanks again!
Hello there,
I am having exactly the same Grohe tub sprout in the picture that showing in the video. The problem is mine diverter button could not hold down when I turn to hot water. However it is able to hold down when I turn to cold water. Would you please help me with that. Should I replace the diverter valve or the whole tub sprout ? Thank you
it tells me the pressure of hot water is lower than the cold water. You can try to increase the hot water pressure or change the diverter, which should be able to fix the issue.
Did it work ? Kindly advise
Do you know if Grohe 45166 tub diverter replacement is similar? My sprout is Grohe 13 600; I think the Grohe 45 166 is the correct diverter replacement for it.
Hello Yusuihang, yes, it's similar. If you can provide me your email address, I can have the manual of 13600 send to you.
@@dannylyl I have the parts diagram PDF for the 13600 showing very similar configuration to the diagram in your video. Are all the parts that are shown in the diagram below the bushing but above the sprout (clip, spring, washer, and o-ring) inside the bushing? And do they come out with the bushing as one piece when you unscrew the bushing? Or do you individually remove those parts from the top after you unscrew the bushing? Do the spring pop out after removing bushing? And if it does, is it difficult to secure spring on re-installation?
So the cap threads into the base of the bushing? And the bushing is threaded into the top of the stem? Doesn't the top of the sprout have threads? Which component is threaded into that? Thanks for any help.
@@yusuihang Hey , it's kind of difficult to explain by words, so I made a short video to demonstrate on how to replace the diverter on 13600, and hope it can help you out. Check out the below link Video link
ua-cam.com/video/Ipd8EorLo_g/v-deo.html
@@dannylyl I just watched your video. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. Everything is very clear now. I hope you will continue to do more Grohe videos. There definitely seems to be a lack of instructional videos on Grohe products. Thanks again!
@@yusuihang You are very welcome and I am glad I can help. One at a time and will make more short video to help Grohe Customers. Thanks for watching!