What should I do if the shower head opening is slanted? What should I do if the shower bracket buckle is loose?

Every household is basically inseparable from a shower head, but small problems often occur during the installation or use of the shower head. Today we have sorted out for you what to do if the reserved opening of the shower head is slanted, what to do if the buckle of the shower bracket is loose, and how to deal with water leakage at the connection between the shower head and the hose. I hope it can help you.

Contents of this article

1. What should I do if the showerhead opening is slanted?

2. What to do if the buckle of the shower bracket is loose

3. How to deal with water leakage at the connection between the shower head and the hose

What should I do if the showerhead opening is slanted?

1. You can close the main valve and readjust the position of the water pipe in the shower. If the original position can be adjusted slightly, you can adjust it to the ideal position by adding pads.

2. If the degree of crookedness is quite large compared to the original basis, the hole for the water pipe needs to be enlarged again, and the hole for the water pipe through the wall can be covered with a slightly larger decorative cover.

3. If the tilt of the shower head is not too big or the old shower head is replaced, you don't need to worry about it, because the shower head has a variable diameter curved foot and you can choose the installation angle when using it.

4. If the shower head is too crooked, you will need to knock off the original tiles, re-arrange the position of the water pipes according to the relevant dimensions of the shower head, and reinstall it.

What should I do if the buckle of the shower bracket is loose?

Check if the screws are loose and tighten them. If there is a problem with the soft rubber inside the shower head fixing base and the shower head cannot be held, the soft rubber needs to be replaced in time. If the above methods do not work, a new bracket buckle needs to be reinstalled.

How to replace the shower head fixing seat

1. Remove the old fixing seat. Under normal circumstances, the shower fixing seat is fixed with two screws, so you only need to loosen the screws when removing it. First, observe whether the screws are cross-grain or flat-grain, and then choose the corresponding screwdriver to loosen all the screws. Generally, you can loosen the screws by turning them counterclockwise. After the screws are removed, the old shower fixing seat will be removed.

2. Determine the installation location and drill holes. When installing a new shower fixture, it is best to drill holes again to enhance firmness. If you install it directly at the original old hole, it will inevitably become loose or the model does not match the original. According to the distance between the two installation holes on the fixture, mark the location where the holes need to be drilled on the wall, and then use an electric drill to drill holes. The installation location of a single fixture is generally on a wall about 1.2 meters away from the ground. If two shower fixtures are installed, one can be 1.2 meters away from the ground and the other can be 1.8 meters away from the ground.

3. Install the fixing base. After the mounting holes on the wall are drilled, you can install the fixing base. Match the mounting holes on the fixing base with the holes drilled on the wall one by one, and then fix it with screws. When installing the shower fixing base, be sure to tighten both the upper and lower screws. There must be no looseness or other problems, so as not to affect normal use.

How to deal with water leakage at the connection between shower head and hose

1. Improper installation of the shower hose: In this case, you should choose a suitable hose and shower head and replace them.

2. Hose rupture: If the hose is ruptured, just replace it with a new one.

3. Water leakage at the connection between the shower head and the handle: This is because the shower head and the handle are not sealed well. You can use a tie tape to seal the connection to prevent water leakage.