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    Pictures posted and further help requested. Thank you.

    Doug
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    Nash when you turn on just the hot water what kind of flow do you get? Does it flow was much as the cold water side? Do you have a manifold in one of the bays with an on and off valve for the shower? Could there be something in line limiting the flow?

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    Greg,

    The pressure is consistent from cold to hot. There are manifolds and there is a hot and cold for each sink and the shower. Thought about turning the shower cold more towards close but figured that was not the right answer. More likely the shower handle valve is clogged or calcified like they get at home according to weigh-in from some other Pogers.

    Sincerely,

    Doug
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    Doug, with constant pressure between hot and cold, it isn't sounding like the mixing valve. But with hot water everywhere else that seems like the culprit. Turn off the cold water at the manifold just to make sure. With the valve closed you should get hot water (likely) or nothing (unlikely).

    The valve must come apart further. If it didn't the trim ring couldn't be installed.


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    Doug, if you can't get the shower head apart, try soaking the shower head in a vessel of white vinegar for a couple of days. If it is calcium buildup, this should free it up. Don't expect it to work overnight, but it should after a couple of days. Make sure it gets vinegar on the inside of the head as well. (Just an old country solution, but it normally works)


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    check the bottom side of the valve & cover for a small allen wrench screw. You may want to use some WD 40 on the valve stem covers, they may just unscrew. If nothing, take photos & check with your local plumber or plumbing house.
    Last edited by garyde; 10-11-2013 at 10:19 PM.
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    Have you tried to twist the extension off?

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    Thanks Gents. will check all these options. Finishing up the plumbing in the next day or two.

    Sincerely,

    Doug NashXL

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    I Just installed the Grohe Mixer. Very happy with the results so far. With the water temperature preset, we just turn it on and go.

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07X2TVZG3...t_details&th=1
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    I replaced the one in My 1998 cc. My very rough notes are as follows. May be of some help?

    Speakman CPV-3400

    CPV-3000 IS
    CPV-P-IS


    Speakman Repair Part RPG05-0843 Mark II shower cartridge (probably not the right one)


    Also maybe the cap and O-ring


    U-tube says
    RPG05-0412/0413 Can find it on Amazon and this maybe the right one as it references the number on the cap.


    Marks Plumbing
    817-731-6211
    3312 Ramona Drive
    7:00 Am to 5:00 PM
    Their part number is 33430 for $152.53


    Mark and Debbie Fratto
    1998 Parliament

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