Hello,

I have a Kohler bath tub drain plug (1997-8) in my bathrooms. See picture
below:

http://www.geocities.com/rkannan55/100_0261.JPG

It is closed by rotating it (clockwise or counter-clockwise) and it falls
into place retaining water. I need to remove it for clearing blockage and I
seem to have forgotten how to do it. Rotating or pulling it out does not
seem to help. I do not have the model # but the drain coverplate has the
word 'Gerber' on it.

Any hep is appreciated

I thought those just unscrewed.

"R Kannan" wrote in message
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Hello,

I have a Kohler bath tub drain plug (1997-8) in my bathrooms. See picture
below:

http://www.geocities.com/rkannan55/100_0261.JPG

It is closed by rotating it (clockwise or counter-clockwise) and it falls
into place retaining water. I need to remove it for clearing blockage and
I
seem to have forgotten how to do it. Rotating or pulling it out does not
seem to help. I do not have the model # but the drain coverplate has the
word 'Gerber' on it.

Any hep is appreciated

In R Kannan
wrote:

Hello,

I have a Kohler bath tub drain plug (1997-8) in my bathrooms. See
picture below:

http://www.geocities.com/rkannan55/100_0261.JPG

It is closed by rotating it (clockwise or counter-clockwise) and it
falls into place retaining water. I need to remove it for clearing
blockage and I seem to have forgotten how to do it. Rotating or
pulling it out does not seem to help. I do not have the model # but
the drain coverplate has the word 'Gerber' on it.

Any hep is appreciated

There's a set-screw holding it in place. You'll have to get down and
peer at the underside of the disk which seals the drain to see and
access it.

--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN

Bert Hyman wrote:

In R Kannan
wrote:

Hello,

I have a Kohler bath tub drain plug (1997-8) in my bathrooms. See
picture below:

http://www.geocities.com/rkannan55/100_0261.JPG

It is closed by rotating it (clockwise or counter-clockwise) and it
falls into place retaining water. I need to remove it for clearing
blockage and I seem to have forgotten how to do it. Rotating or
pulling it out does not seem to help. I do not have the model # but
the drain coverplate has the word 'Gerber' on it.

Any hep is appreciated

There's a set-screw holding it in place. You'll have to get down and
peer at the underside of the disk which seals the drain to see and
access it.

Thanks. I found the screw underneath.

On Jun 22, 7:13*pm, R Kannan wrote:
Bert Hyman wrote:
There's a set-screw holding it in place. You'll have to get down and
peer at the underside of the disk which seals the drain to see and
access it.

Thanks. I found the screw underneath.

I have a tub with one of those and it always get plugged up.
Apparently no one at Kohler washes their hair.

I ended up just not tightening the screw so it can easily be removed.