How do you remove a bathtub drain plate?
Olivia Shea How do you remove a bathtub drain plate?
Unscrew the knob on the top of the drain stopper to see if there is a set-screw underneath. If your drain stopper has a set-screw, use a small screwdriver or a hex key to unscrew it. Twist the entire stopper counterclockwise until it pulls free from its mounting post. Remove the mounting post using pliers.
What should I do if my bathtub drain plug pops out?
There SHOULD be a P-trap below the drain. If you can get the tailpiece off of the bottom of the tub (unscrew the metal drain, then the tailpiece should pop out), you should be able to spear the plug. I just had this problem this morning and searched online for a solution, which is how I stumbled on this page.
Why is my bathtub drain plunger not working?
As far as I can tell, the linkage broke off completely due to old age. If I unscrew the trip lever and cover, it’s not attached to anything and I can’t feel anything if I try to reach inside. I’m reasonably certain that the plunger is down since water doesn’t drain from the tub. Is there an easy way to retrieve the plunger?
How do I retrieve a detached plunger from a bathtub drain?
There SHOULD be a P-trap below the drain. If you can get the tailpiece off of the bottom of the tub (unscrew the metal drain, then the tailpiece should pop out), you should be able to spear the plug. Thanks. Yeah, I tried valiantly for another 40 – 50 minutes and still no luck. – Mike B Sep 8 ’11 at 5:06 Just closing the loop on this one.
Is there a way to remove a plunger from a tub?
If you can get the tailpiece off of the bottom of the tub (unscrew the metal drain, then the tailpiece should pop out), you should be able to spear the plug. I just had this problem this morning and searched online for a solution, which is how I stumbled on this page. My lever would go up and down, but would not release the plug to drain the tub.
There SHOULD be a P-trap below the drain. If you can get the tailpiece off of the bottom of the tub (unscrew the metal drain, then the tailpiece should pop out), you should be able to spear the plug. I just had this problem this morning and searched online for a solution, which is how I stumbled on this page.
As far as I can tell, the linkage broke off completely due to old age. If I unscrew the trip lever and cover, it’s not attached to anything and I can’t feel anything if I try to reach inside. I’m reasonably certain that the plunger is down since water doesn’t drain from the tub. Is there an easy way to retrieve the plunger?
There SHOULD be a P-trap below the drain. If you can get the tailpiece off of the bottom of the tub (unscrew the metal drain, then the tailpiece should pop out), you should be able to spear the plug. Thanks. Yeah, I tried valiantly for another 40 – 50 minutes and still no luck. – Mike B Sep 8 ’11 at 5:06 Just closing the loop on this one.
If you can get the tailpiece off of the bottom of the tub (unscrew the metal drain, then the tailpiece should pop out), you should be able to spear the plug. I just had this problem this morning and searched online for a solution, which is how I stumbled on this page. My lever would go up and down, but would not release the plug to drain the tub.
