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Electrical & Plumbing Repairs : How to Repair a Tub-and-Shower Valve

When repairing a valve for a bathtub and shower, make sure the repair kit matches the type of valve. Repair a tub-and-shower valve with tips from a certified HVAC tech and plumber in this free video on plumbing repairs.

Expert: James Drew
Contact: www.JNCHomeRepair.com
Bio: James Drew is the Owner and President of JNC Home Repair in Austin, Tx. and an HVAC Certified tech with over two decades experience in plumbing, masonry, and carpentry.
Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA

Duration : 0:2:2


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6 Responses to “Electrical & Plumbing Repairs : How to Repair a Tub-and-Shower Valve”

  1. there is a small o …
    there is a small o ring inside the shower head… remove it ……………… that will give you more pressure

  2. hey dumbass!!!!! …
    hey dumbass!!!!! that is a Price Pfister stem you are holding for 2 or 3 handle valve…. notice only one handle behind you??? that’’s a moen posi temp.a cartridge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dumd ass

  3. the shower mixer …
    the shower mixer nozzle may not have been balanced properly giving uneven pressure or you have low flow showerhead and need to remove the flow restrictor thats what i googled anyway…hope it helps

  4. anyone know why …
    anyone know why after I chanced my shower nozzle to one of those hand held nozzles the water pressure dropped A LOT? how can I fix this?

  5. so he is going to …
    so he is going to repair a single lever faucet with a three handle tub valve stem huh?? this guy is an idiot

  6. good vid for …
    good vid for knowing about repairing older style valves, but even 8 years back there is a new standerd of valve types

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