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Hi, I've just renewed most of the washers in my mixer but remain with a leak from the lever that diverts the water to the shower head. Does anyone know how these come off (if at all)? I can't see any screws or alan key slot and i've tried turning but it seems hard and I don't want to break if I can avoid
Thanks in advance!
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Looks an old unit, any idea what make it is ? some of these were pressed in and cant be striped down, but possible that the leaver will unscrew , may be Left hand thread , anything at rear of tap ?
 
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Looks an old unit, any idea what make it is ? some of these were pressed in and cant be striped down, but possible that the leaver will unscrew , may be Left hand thread , anything at rear of tap ?
Hi, and thanks for the reply!
It is an older unit though unfortunately no idea of make. As for unscrewing there is some play both ways, but i've been uneasy using a wrench incase of it snapping. Can't seen any screws behind any of the taps, just the usuals on front to remove the spindles.
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Hi, and thanks for the reply!
It is an older unit though unfortunately no idea of make. As for unscrewing there is some play both ways, but i've been uneasy using a wrench incase of it snapping. Can't seen any screws behind any of the taps, just the usuals on front to remove the spindles.
Here's another pic
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That looks like Pegler Taps and Proberly are if they have lasted that length of time and good quality chrome, You could try contacting Pegler send them a photo they may B able to help.
 
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