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On this page I will show you how to repair and rebuild a Gerber two and three handle tub and, or shower faucet. All the images are in thumbnail format, to see a larger image just click on the image. It may be better to call a Pro.
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The following instructions will also apply to other faucets with worm like steams and seats, like Price Pfister, American Standard and others,
but I will be using Gerber shower faucet repair as my main example.
First things first! Make sure the water is turned off!!!.
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This is a 3 handle tub and shower faucet, The only difference between 2 handle and the 3 handle is the middle, or diverter stem is not needed. |
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This is a set of stem wrenches, In most cases you will need this to remove the stem. You can get them at any plumbing supply. |
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This is a seat removing tool for a Gerber faucet. some universal seat removing tools work, but there is a risk of striping the seat with them. |
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This is a universal handle removing tool. sometimes you have to have it, sometimes you don't |
 The little red tin is plumbers heat proof grease. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER TYPE OF GREASE ON ANY FAUCET |
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| This website is designed and run by: Thomas Petito Reardon: a Master Plumber. |
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