Classic Single-Handle 1-Spray Shower Only Faucet in Chrome (Valve Included)

A:  Hi Snoopy! Thank you for contacting us at Delta Faucet! I will be happy to help. Yes, the stop assemblies is for convenience of being able to shut off water at the valve and not to the entire house. Best Regards, Tim

A:  Hi Toby, Thank you for your question. The 48" to 60" Sliding Shower Door Track Assembly is model number SDLSD60-C-R. Best regards, Jon

A:  For information on Delta product model number locations you can contact Delta's Customer Service at https://www.deltafaucet.com//service-parts/find-a-part From the Customer Support Main Page you can use the Get Support & Repair Parts tab to locate your product first. You can click on the link “Use our handy Wizard” and you will be guided through a wizard designed to help identify your faucet. The result produces images of faucets that fit the descriptions selected in the wizard. If you see a model that matches yours, click on it and you will have access to any documents available. Parts diagrams are usually found in the Parts Diagram document, although occasionally you will need to view the Installation Instructions document if a specific parts diagram is not available. Some older models are not available on this site. If you cannot find your model, call 1-800-345-DELTA (3358) or e-mail them and they will gladly help you determine if parts are available for your faucet.

A:  Hi Raven, I'm sorry for any issue with your Delta faucet. There may be air or debris in the lines. Please try flushing the supplies by turning the water off to the shower, removing the handle, bonnet, and cartridge, then turning the supplies on for 1 minute. The back part of the cartridge should rattle when you shake it. This indicates that the pressure balancing spool is working. If you need any help or have questions, please reach out to our customer support team at 1-800-345-3358 or customerservice@deltafaucet.com. Best regards, Jon

A:  No, That is water hammer that you are experiencing. You may have water lines that have come loose where they may not have been properly attached in or on the walls and Subfloors. If you can trace your water lines and see if they are secured every three to four feet depending on your local code in your area.

A:  Metal

A:  The "trim" piece directly behind the handle is chrome covered Brass. This piece can be a challenge to unscrew it from the brass valve. It's roll is to hold sufficient pressure against the rubber washers by the ball valve. Once you remove the handle there is an adjustment ring that you can tighten up to increase the pressure. It that doesn't stop the leak, then you will have to unscrew the "trim" piece to remove the ball valve and expose the 2 spring loaded rubber washers from the water supply of hot and cold sides. You can buy new rubber washers at Home Depot for your Delta valve. Now for the challenge of removing the "trim" ring. Use a Pipe Wrench. Do not use channel lock pliers. The danger is if you are not careful you can bend or even break the soft copper tubes between the supply side of the valve to the front delivery side that hold the rubber washers. Channel lock pliers will put squeeze pressure on the ring which tightens the grip on what you are trying to remove. A pipe wrench if applied properly will grip and allow you to work it loose using techniques that qualified plumbers have acquired from years of experience. Ballpark charge is $300.00 (I had a plumber tell me that yesterday) PLUS parts and the wall behind the valve will need repairing and painting because it will have to be removed for access to the supply pipes to the valve. Good Luck!

A:  Thank you for your question, Andrew. The escutcheon plate is metal. Best regards, Jon