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There are many reasons why you should replace or install a shower valve, whether you are having drips or worn-out parts that you want to fix with a few inexpensive replacement parts or you want to bring in a new style and features into your bathroom, such as anti-scald protection and preset temperatures. While installing a new shower valve can be a straightforward process, where (sometimes) all you need to have is some basic plumbing knowledge and all you need to do is follow the manufacturer’s instructions, it is not that easy at all times, especially when you will be working with more complicated fixtures, such as the Grohe shower valve. But do not falter—we have here a step-by-step guide on how to install this type of valve.
With everything put in place, make sure the hose seal is in the right position and then screw its end onto the mixer. Turn the water supply back on to see of the shower head is properly functioning.
When removing your old shower valve, makes sure that everything is clean, especially the copper pipes. Sand them off to make sure they are free of burs and solder. You can do this by filing off or heating up the copper to wipe off solder blotches with a dry rag when it runs. Just be careful not to burn yourself and have a spray bottle or fire extinguisher, especially when you are using a torch.
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