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For this guide, we outline the process of replacing a leaking set screw tub spout. Sometimes when a shower diverter becomes too old, it can’t block the water flow to divert the water to the showerhead. Replacing a leaky tub spout leads to an enormous amount of water and energy savings. Furthermore, a leaky tub spout can cause an expensive water bill as well. The heavier the leak, the more money you will have to end up paying.
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Cover the shower drain with a plug or a piece of cloth to prevent the screw from falling in.
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Using an 5/32" Allen key, loosen the screw located under the spout.
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Gently pull out the spout using your hand and set it aside somewhere.
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Using sandpaper or a sponge, gently rub and clean the pipe.
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Once you have finished cleaning the pipe, wipe off the dust with a piece of cloth or paper towel.
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Take your new set screw tub spout and slide it in gently into the wall.
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Retighten the set screw using the 5/32" Allen key.
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Turn on the bath water to ensure the set screw tub spout has no leaks and is working as intended.
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