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Just curious, I know you didn't say anything about shutting the main water supply off to change out this threaded diverter, nor did you say anything about turning it back on when you put it back on. I'm about to change one out at an apartment complex that has to have the entire building shut off, if I need to cut one water supply it's the whole building. I need to be absolutely certain that that's okay, to just spin the diverter off and take off, while leaving the main water supply on -which to me doesn't seem correct at all, but possibly it is. I'm just an amateur plumber. But it absolutely was not spoken of in this video one way or the other. So I just wanted to take this time to ask since I'll be doing this in the next couple of days. Please let me know if the main water supply needs to be shut off before proceeding with this replacement. Thank you

You better believe it!

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hey cer...if there is no screw its probably a twist off..yes it might break..but you can fic that too...you got this!

I am having the exact same problem. I am so scared it might break and then I will have another thing to fix.

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Awesome Greg thank you for sharing

Greg my spout does not come off, l bought the repair kit by Danco, but the instructions are vague any help ??

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hey no play..check your gasket placement . youve got a leak

Hi hope yes you’ve got this. Clear or white comes down to your preference. If everything is why I would probably use white but if white would not look good then I would use clear. I hope this helps

Hey Luis yes you definitely can. And if you can’t just take a bath until it gets here. You got this

@@homemend thank you for your help! I'm a bit hesitant to replace it since I'm not really a handyman like yourself. You make it look so easy but ill give it a try.

Hi Tammy, great observation… That’s because the water is already cut off at the tub. If you were doing some thing with the hot and cold side you may need to cut the water off at the street but since the water is already cut off to the tub and the diverter comes after we can work on it. You got this

Hi Laura some of the stubborn ones can be tricky. Double check and make sure there isn’t a set screw underneath then they should spin off. Be prepared that you may need to replace that piece of copper pipe. A plumber my tried to use his torch and heat up the spout a little bit to get it to spin off. I hope this helps and good luck

You may need to get a plumber in there to take a look, feel free to book an appointment with me. The home mender @Gmail no spaces.

Right back at you and Wolf

Hey EF… Make sure you got some kind of sealant on the pipe, piped up or Teflon tape to stop the unwanted water. You got this

During the meeting at work. Upload pictures and ask questions!

@@homemend I ended up getting it!!! Thank you so much!!!

Heyhey. No problem. And 20 years defines a successful repair!!

I have a mobile home, l bought a tub spout kit by Danco, the instructions are vague, l'm a female of 76 years old l need better instructions then the packet,,help ?

It’ll just look like a regular screw, maybe a hex head Alan if you don’t see one you don’t have one

Hey Kristi… They have the universal ones now, if the pipe broke off in the wall you might need to get into the Wall but otherwise, take a picture of your fittings and a trip to the store. You got this

Hey Emile this one probably is 1980 or earlier. You got this

Hey Marty, you might need to make an access panel behind the wall to check it out, but they all usually come off. I hope this helps… I also have an access panel video if needed.

Hey Marvin. If you’re changing the diverter no. But if you’re working on the faucet itself yes.

Great question bleeding gum. This does not need to be cut off at the street. It’s cut off at the tub :-)

Hey Nicolas. That means you probably have a three handle system with a diverter in the middle. You may need to replace what’s inside that middle handle… Otherwise yes, you would need a diverter on the tub spout.

You are awesome. Thank you so much Mike

Thank you Sophie’s vanity. Always appreciating you my friend

hey mike....some do some don't...i like to because it keeps water out of the wall and looks crisp and clean...grease ok or not...

@@homemend I'm with you. So many people telling me different things on this issue but better safe than sorry. Would you reccomend putting silicone bewteen the wall and the copper pipe (in the open areas). I seen a video on youtube with someone recommending this. Or is this overkill, Thanks Brother.

hey mike...overkill man...be on the look out...thehomemenders.com a place where we can settle these issues once and for all!..stay tuned friend!

Hey simple. If there is no set screw it should spin off. I have had to break them off to get them off. Sometimes they’re supposed to spin off but get seized. Twisting the copper line is possible. I just pray and go for it. You got this.

Hey Castlerock, he could have put on the new diverter after removing the old one. Sometimes technicians say things that aren’t true if they don’t wanna do it lol I have been one in the past. Not proud of it, but I once told a tenant that American standard toilet had a natural lean to them. Lol. 😅 it turns out his her dad worked at the American standard toilet plant in Danville lol.

Hey Jennifer mine was a universal so mine came out as needed for per situation if you bought a specific kind then the white piece might not come out

Hey Sharon, you would just need to purchase a waterfall spout with a diverter in it and install that one. I hope that helps.

Hey carp if it’s in good shape you can reuse it

hey jake..some set screws touch the pipe..this universal has the plastic sleeve so the screw tightens to it

You can do this

Hey Cb. Probably not, they may have a half inch discussion that builds out of the diverter but most are 3 1/2 off of the wall, don’t let cutting the pipe intimidate you. You can simply use an imp cutter to cut off the fitting and then they have compression diverters that fit right on. You got this

@@homemend Thanks for the encouragement, but did luck out with a screw on diverter that works with 4 inch. So no need to cut her down and use a slip on.

Thank you Dayton!

It’s good to seal it so water can’t get behind it. Recommended not required.

hey aron! appreciate you friend.. thanks for commenting!

@@homemend Saludos I recently left my job to start a home mender small business, not doing too good but we'll see what happens, thanks for posting all of this great videos

no problem man..anything i can do to help..its great to have people in your corner. someone helped me when i started so i help others too and when you are big shot, someone will want your help. :)... Im developing an e course that may help with all the extra stuff that i dont show in the videos...stay with it friend! you got this

@@homemend thanks man

Hey j. The wall piece probably will not come with it. Show me on the home menders mighty network and I can talk you through it 😃

You rocked it! Thanks for sharing Judith!

Hi Annie. If it’s the kind I use here they will never stop spinning. You would want to put it in the place where you need it and then tighten down that screw. This will prevent it from turning easily. I hope this helps

Heyhey. This one was an ez flo slip in diverter from the depot.

Check the seals, add some Teflon tape. You got this

Hey Trudy! The ones where the white piece won’t come out are usually for a shorter pipe. I would try to get one that’s similar to the one you’re replacing. I hope this helps

@@homemend Thanks for the advice. The new spout is exactly like the old one where the diverter broke, but whenever I put the new one on, it leaks from where it meets the wall. I've tried tape, but still am struggling to replace this faucet, which should be a really easy fix. I'll try again.

BTW, your DIY video was the best ever.

Hey Jean. Sorry you’re having trouble. The best thing to do would be to take a picture of it and maybe measure the diameter of the threads and then go down to the hardware store. I’m sure they have a diverter that will fit what you need regardless if it’s mobile home or not. You got this!

Hey human. Jump on Mighty Networks and upload a photo and we can take a look! Thank you so much for Watching!

@@homemend thanks for responding but i finally broke the tab and it unscrewed the rest of the way off

Thanks for watching

Alright al. Thanks for commenting!

i also always give a thumbs up before the video starts too.

Thank you Nino

you rock!

Thanks for sharing silly!