To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no hot water from my Glacier bay HD874X-0001?
If you are not getting any hot water from your Glacier Bay Kitchen & Bath Fixtures, it could be due to a couple of reasons. Either the lines are reversed, or the cartridge is installed upside down, in which case you should rotate the cartridge 180°. Alternatively, the balance valve in the cartridge might be clogged with debris; try cleaning the bottom of the cartridge.
What to do if there is low water flow from Glacier Bay Kitchen & Bath Fixtures?
If you're experiencing low or no water flow from your Glacier Bay Kitchen & Bath Fixtures, here are a few things to check: * Make sure both water supplies are fully turned on. * Ensure the stop valves are completely open. * Inspect the screen filter in the spray head for blockages; if blocked, turn off the water supply at the angle valve, unscrew the spray head from the spray hose, and clean the screen filter under running water.
How to fix a leaking Glacier bay HD874X-0001 Kitchen & Bath Fixtures spout?
If your Glacier Bay Kitchen & Bath Fixtures spout is leaking or dripping when the handle is closed, several issues could be the cause. First, make sure that the cartridge is properly installed. If the issue persists, check that the sealed washer on the cartridge is in place; if it's missing or damaged, replace the cartridge. Lastly, ensure the bonnet nut is sufficiently tightened using a wrench.
Why is the handle on my Glacier Bay Kitchen & Bath Fixtures hard to turn?
If the handle on your Glacier Bay Kitchen & Bath Fixtures is hard to turn, the bonnet nut might be too tight. Try loosening the bonnet nut and reinstalling it, being careful not to overtighten it this time.
Why does water come out of the tub spout and showerhead at the same time in my Glacier bay HD874X-0001?
If water is coming out of both the tub spout and showerhead simultaneously in your Glacier Bay Kitchen & Bath Fixtures, it could be due to several reasons: * The pipe between the valve and tub spout is not 1/2 in. IPS, or the copper pipe is incorrect; in this case, change the pipe to IPS or copper. * The distance between the valve and the showerhead is less than 48 in.; the distance from the showerhead and valve moved to at least 48 in.. * There may be a restriction between the valve and the tub spout; remove the tub spout and flush out any debris, and/or replace any undersized lines or fittings. * The valve might be installed upside down; remove the valve and reinstall it with the correct orientation.
General| Number of Handles | 1 |
|---|---|
| Handle Style | Lever |
| Material | Metal |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
| Installation Hole Requirement | Single Hole |
Details the warranty coverage, exclusions, and customer service contact.
Guidance on planning the installation process, including checking parts and supplies.
Lists necessary tools and hardware for various plumbing connection methods.
Lists all parts included in the package with their descriptions and quantities.
Essential steps before starting faucet installation, like shutting off water and verifying hole sizes.
Guides on installing the valve body and removing the plaster guard for different wall types.
Connects water supply lines to the valve body using threaded or soldering methods.
Addresses specific installation for reversed hot and cold supply lines.
Ensures proper function by flushing water and checking for leaks at all connections.
Secures the plaster guard to the valve body, ensuring correct orientation.
Guides on attaching the shower arm to the flange and connecting it to the wall.
Details how to attach the tub spout to the threaded connection.
Instructions for removing the plastic cap from the valve body based on wall depth.
Guides on adjusting the temperature limiter for desired hot water access.
Attaches the escutcheon and handle to the valve body using provided screws.
Final check for leaks after installation, including specific notes on shower/spout flow.
Attaches the shower head to the shower arm, hand-tightening only.
