How do I identify my Kohler shower valve?
To identify the model number of your shower valve, first remove the trim, or handle and decorative plate. This allows you to expose the valve for proper identification. For assistance with removing the trim, refer to “Identify and Remove Single-Control Bath and Shower Trim”.
How do I know what model Kohler shower I have?
You can identify your shower base model number by finding the serial label on your product and then contacting Kohler Co.’s Customer Care Center. The serial number starts with the letter āSā and typically starts with SKB, SKS, or SCK. The serial number is eight or nine characters containing numbers and letters.
Which shower valve do I have?
Look at the center of the trim plate behind the shower handle to find a brand name or manufacturer symbol. If you see a “K,” the faucet is a Kohler unit; an “M” signifies Moen. American Standard, Delta and Price Pfister typically print their entire name on the faucet itself.
Where is the model number on a Kohler shower faucet?
Identifying Your Faucet Model
- The model number is printed on a tag that is attached to the cold water supply line of the faucet.
- The supply line is located below the sink, countertop, bath rim, or behind the bowl of a bidet.
- The model number, or part number, is typically preceded by “P/N.”
How do you remove a Kohler valve?
Using a flat-blade screwdriver, gently pry the plug button from the front of the valve trim. Using a Phillips screwdriver, unthread the screw and remove the handle and adaptor from the valve stem. If applicable, rotate the cover counterclockwise to remove. Slide the sleeve off the valve.
How do I replace a shower valve?
Instructions
- Lay a Drop Cloth in the Bottom of the Shower.
- Remove the Shower Handle.
- Unscrew and Clean the Trim Plate.
- Turn off the Water.
- Inspect and Prepare the Area.
- Remove the Retainer Clip.
- Pull out the Shower Valve Cartridge.
- Install the New Shower Valve Cartridge.
Where do I find my shower model number?
The model number is printed on a label located inside or on the underside of the top track (also called the header). The label may be white or clear and is typically located toward one side of the track.