TinyTool
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You're welcome, and thanks for sharing this issue. It's unfortunate that you were unable to open it. If you find a solution, please update the post so... -
Sounds like you’ve been gently voted out of the DIY committee on this one. đź¤
If the shower is working fine and the next remodel is coming...Leave a comment:
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I’ve gone through the manual, and there’s no mention of a special key to unlock it. From the looks of it, the mechanism seems pretty straightforward....Leave a comment:
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That’s great news! A free replacement motor with a travel module should definitely take care of the issue. Let us know how it goes after the swap. Hopefully,...Leave a comment:
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This suggests that the rear snap (5) might already be disengaged, but the front hook (4) could still be holding the cover in place. I couldn't find any...Leave a comment:
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You're welcome. It sounds like the cap is stuck because of the locking mechanism shown in C-2. In this version, the temperature control cover (4) doesn’t...
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Thanks for the update! If the plastic gear inside the travel module broke apart, that would explain why the opener is struggling. While you might be able...Leave a comment:
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Hi, Ralphr! Welcome to the forum!
It sounds like your opener is struggling to figure out where it should be stopping, and that belt tension...Leave a comment:
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Sounds like that cap is really stuck! Over time, mineral buildup or just a tight seal can make these things stubborn. Try warming it up a bit with a hairdryer...Leave a comment:
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If the capacitor is failing, you can test it before it completely stops working rather than waiting for it to die. One way is to visually inspect it....Leave a comment:
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Yes, replacing the entire valve and trim set is definitely a job best handled by a plumbing professional, especially if it requires cutting into the wall....Leave a comment:
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If the capacitor is going bad, you might notice the motor struggling to start, humming without moving, or the door moving sluggishly. In some cases, the...Leave a comment:
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Finally! Glad you found the exact model. That was a long search, but now that we know what you’re working with, we can figure out the best way forward....Leave a comment:
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Hi!
Yes, a single click before the door moves is usually normal, it’s just the opener’s relay kicking in. But if it’s clicking multiple...Leave a comment:
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Since the handle isn’t coming off, it’s tough to confirm the exact brand and find the right trim kit. At this point, it might be a good idea to call...Leave a comment:
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It’s great that there’s no discoloration or burning smell, that’s definitely a good sign! Since the switch only gets warm and not hot, it might...Leave a comment:
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The Delta T17140 trim kit has been discontinued, and it's not available at Home Depot or Lowe’s. You might still find some leftover stock from third-party...Leave a comment:
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Since the warmth only happens after the water heater runs for a while, it might just be due to the continuous current flow. However, even with high-power...Leave a comment:
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Hi, Alpha!
A slightly warm switch isn’t necessarily a problem, especially if your water heater draws a lot of power. However, if it feels...Leave a comment:
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I’ve been searching but couldn’t find the exact model. The closest match I found is the Delta T17140-SS, but it doesn’t seem to have the same locking...Leave a comment:
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