2006ish Delta shower handle ID help?

[RoswellDIY]

SOLVED! 1900 series now being converted with a kit to 17T. Thanks all!

Greetings:

I’ve tried every search I could and just can’t identify which model Delta shower control I have. I cannot remove the water flow handle to get to the cartridge. Delta misidentified it. TIA for any help.

 

[GReynolds929]

Looks like it's maybe a multichoice 1700/1800 series?

 

[RoswellDIY]

Looks like it's maybe a multichoice 1700/1800 series?

I haven’t found any with that info with the metal “gear” temperature range piece. I don’t see a part like that in any of the diagrams.

 

[GReynolds929]

Take the trim off and post a pic of the cartridge

 

[RoswellDIY]

Take the trim off and post a pic of the cartridge

I’d love to! The set screw was in the first temperature control handle, which was removed. I don’t know how to remove the flow control handle to get to the module. No exposed screws or connections in the cover or otherwise seen.

 

[sawguy]

The handle just wiggles off...no screw

 

[Burnetplumber]

It's a scaldguard by delta

 

[Burnetplumber]

Clown control handle has set screw on the side. Usually very difficult to get out

 

[RoswellDIY]

Clown control handle has set screw on the side. Usually very difficult to get out

I took out the set screw from the first handle which is the temperature control. I don’t see any screw in the inner larger flow control handle. I will see if it can be wiggled off, but didn’t have luck before. No schematics searched online show the metal temperature control “gear” at all.

 

[sawguy]

Clown control handle has set screw on the side. Usually very difficult to get out

Are you calling me a clown? Lol

 

[RoswellDIY]

Are you calling me a clown? Lol

I may call Joe Pesci to “fix” this clown soon...

 

[sawguy]

We all need a little levity nowadays!

 

[RoswellDIY]

I tried my darndest to get the flow control handle off. No dice. I did pop off part of the face plate on the wall and exposed some screws but it doesn’t seem like this is the way to go no can’t believe I can’t find a parts diagram that shows the proper temperature control gear!

 

[RoswellDIY]

Solved!!! https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/0b9ZC9r7n2ukmXZBtoC5PR

T19255! Now just to find the RP42208 wrench!

 

[Jeff Handy]

That link you posted is weird, very suspicious.

 

[RoswellDIY]

That link you posted is weird, very suspicious.

Whoops! I emailed it to my work address to copy it and our spam/phishing program hid it. Here it is, noting this still has a set screw on the flow control instead of the temperature handle. https://media.deltafaucet.com/MandI/46383RevB.pdf

 

[Twowaxhack]

You can buy a cheaper cartridge for that valve. You have the thermostatic cartridge but you can get the pressure balanced cartridge with temp control for about 60 bucks.

Goodluck !