How to remove these faucet handles?
#1
12-09-99, 06:45 PM
The faucet in my utility sink began leaking, so I was about to take the valves apart to see about replacing the seals. I can't for the life of me figure out how the hot and cold handles come off. There is no obvious screw or plastic cap covering a screw. It's a cheap peerless faucet and the one-piece handles are shaped like large L-shaped ice cubes (hard to describe). Any ideas?
#5
12-27-99, 05:18 PM
Steve, If these are lever handles you are
describing,sometimes the lever(horizontal-
portion)itself just screws off to reveal
a set screw.or like the other gentleman
said alot of times there is a very small
allen screw under a dust cap at the base
of the handle around the back side where
it is very difficult to see.
good luck..
describing,sometimes the lever(horizontal-
portion)itself just screws off to reveal
a set screw.or like the other gentleman
said alot of times there is a very small
allen screw under a dust cap at the base
of the handle around the back side where
it is very difficult to see.
good luck..
