To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Allen + Roth 2517121 Bathroom Fixtures showerhead has reduced water flow?
If your Allen + Roth Bathroom Fixtures showerhead has reduced water flow, it might be due to debris clogging the showerhead connection. To resolve this, remove the showerhead and clear any debris that you find. If the problem persists after cleaning, contact customer service for a new showerhead and replace it after you receive it.
How to fix a leak from the handle of Allen + Roth Bathroom Fixtures?
If you notice a leak from under the handle or from the spout when your Allen + Roth Bathroom Fixture faucet is off, the bonnet nut might not be tight enough. Try removing the handle and retightening the bonnet nut. If the issue continues after tightening the nut, the cartridge may be damaged. In this case, contact customer service for a replacement cartridge, and replace the old one with the new one once you receive it.
Why is my Allen + Roth 2517121 Bathroom Fixtures showerhead leaking at the connection?
If you're experiencing a leak from the connection between the showerhead and shower arm of your Allen + Roth Bathroom Fixtures, it may be due to thread sealant tape being used. Remove the showerhead, take off any thread sealant tape, and then reattach the showerhead directly to the shower arm. The seal washer inside the showerhead is designed to create a seal. If the seal washer is missing, contact customer service for a replacement showerhead and replace it after you receive the new showerhead.
How to increase water flow in Allen + Roth Bathroom Fixtures tub spout?
If the tub spout on your Allen + Roth Bathroom Fixtures has no or reduced water flow, it could be that the angle stops or stop valves are not fully open. To fix this, completely open the angle stops and stop valves by rotating them counterclockwise with a flathead screwdriver (not included) until they can't rotate any further. This position indicates that the valves are fully open.
General| Brand | Allen + Roth |
|---|---|
| Model | 2517121 |
| Category | Bathroom Fixtures |
| Language | English |
Verify wall hole sizes and positions, and valve depth for correct installation.
Unscrew screws and remove the plaster guard from the valve body.
Wrap threads with sealant tape and connect water supply lines to the valve body.
Install cartridge, bonnet, and handle assembly, ensuring correct orientation.
Connect the shower arm and tub spout to the valve body and wall connections.
Remove the protective cap from the valve body before installing the escutcheon.
Test for leaks, then install the escutcheon, handle, and showerhead.
Unscrew and remove the handle and escutcheon from the valve body to access the limiter.
Locate and remove the stop ring from the cartridge assembly for adjustment.
Rotate the stop ring clockwise for colder water or counterclockwise for hotter water.
Reinstall the escutcheon and handle assembly after adjusting the limiter.
List of available replacement parts with their corresponding part numbers.
