Apologies for the poor mobile phone pic, but how do I remove this little
beauty?

http://www.forgemill.co.uk/mira.jpg

I can see a few openings for what appears to be a 2.5mm allen key (missing
from my set), and the nuts at the back on the inlets.

Any help appreciated.

CD

On Aug 19, 11:57 am, "Forestfan" wrote:
Apologies for the poor mobile phone pic, but how do I remove this little
beauty?

http://www.forgemill.co.uk/mira.jpg

I can see a few openings for what appears to be a 2.5mm allen key (missing
from my set), and the nuts at the back on the inlets.

Any help appreciated.

CD

Fitting instructions for a similar looking shower:
http://www.mirashowers.com/onlinecatalog/pdf/15297.pdf

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "Forestfan"
saying something like:

Apologies for the poor mobile phone pic, but how do I remove this little
beauty?

http://www.forgemill.co.uk/mira.jpg

I can see a few openings for what appears to be a 2.5mm allen key (missing
from my set), and the nuts at the back on the inlets.

Pull the central knob straight off - it's on a four-grooved shaft, iirc.
The rotary outside one also pulls straight off after that once you
remove a horseshoe clip.
The 2.5mm allan grubscrews round the periphery will allow you to take
the body away from the backplate once removed.

Is it knackered? You can get a complete rebuild kit for about a tenner.

--

Dave

"Grimly Curmudgeon" wrote Pull the central
knob straight off - it's on a four-grooved shaft, iirc.
The rotary outside one also pulls straight off after that once you
remove a horseshoe clip.
The 2.5mm allan grubscrews round the periphery will allow you to take
the body away from the backplate once removed.

Is it knackered? You can get a complete rebuild kit for about a tenner.


It was from our en-suite, all installed by the previous owner. All his
sealing aroound the tray had failed, I suspect he used non waterproof grout
on the tiles judging by the crud behind them & the ease with which they came
off.

The whole lot is now in the skip outside, I won't be reusing the shower..

Thanks for the help.

CD

"Forestfan" wrote in message
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"Grimly Curmudgeon" wrote Pull the
central knob straight off - it's on a four-grooved shaft, iirc.
The rotary outside one also pulls straight off after that once you
remove a horseshoe clip.
The 2.5mm allan grubscrews round the periphery will allow you to take
the body away from the backplate once removed.

Is it knackered? You can get a complete rebuild kit for about a tenner.


It was from our en-suite, all installed by the previous owner. All his
sealing aroound the tray had failed, I suspect he used non waterproof
grout on the tiles judging by the crud behind them & the ease with which
they came off.

The whole lot is now in the skip outside,


I won't be reusing the shower..

Then the correct tool is a hammer.

Adam