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How Do You Replace A Two Handle Bathtub Faucet?

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How Do You Replace A Two Handle Bathtub Faucet?

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Dual-handle bathtub faucets utilize one faucet to control the flow of hot water and another faucet to control the flow of cold water. The hot water and the cold water enter the mixing chamber within the faucet, then exit through the tub’s spout. Over time, the seals and O-rings within the faucet corrode, typically resulting in water leaks within the wall and drips from the bathtub’s spout. When either occurs, the faucets must be replaced. Turn off the main water to the structure at the water meter. Remove the faucet handle’s cap. The cap is located on the center of the handle and is used to conceal the handle’s retaining screw. Use a small flathead screwdriver to pry the cap free from the handle. Remove the faucet’s handle by removing the screw in the center of the handle with a Phillips screwdriver, then by pulling the handle away from the faucet. Remove any caulking which surrounds the escutcheon plate with a plastic putty knife. The escutcheon plate is the chrome piece which rests b

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