Bathroom mixer shower hot tap won't turn on/turns a little but no hot water and sleeve for changing from shower to bath is tuck on shower. Taps in basin are fine.
 

Tried WD40. Tried to dismantle hot tap but after removing red button can't see
any way into the tap. Image attached. Just metal/plastic.
https://www.homeownershub.com/img/es

Bathroom mixer shower hot tap won't turn on/turns a little but nohot water and sleeve for changing from shower to bath is tuck on shower. Tapsin basin are fine.
 

On 08/06/2018 13:14, Sandy wrote:

Tried WD40. Tried to dismantle hot tap but after removing red button
can't see

What make / model of tap?

Conventional tap or quarter turn ceramic cartridge?

Is this a dedicated shower valve, or a bath tap with shower, or a three
way shower valve that can also function as a bath filler?

Hard water area?

How old is it approx?

High or low pressure water system?

any way into the tap. Image attached. Just metal/plastic.

What were you expecting it to be made from?

https://www.homeownershub.com/img/es

That's not a very helpful photograph.

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Cheers,

John.

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Bathroom mixer shower hot tap won't turn on/turns a little butno hot water and sleeve for changing from shower to bath is tuck on shower.Taps in basin are fine.
 

On Fri, 08 Jun 2018 12:14:01 GMT
Sandy m wrote:

Tried WD40. Tried to dismantle hot tap but after removing red button
can't see any way into the tap. Image attached. Just metal/plastic.
https://www.homeownershub.com/img/es


I had some like that - they were supposed to be held on by steel
spring clips but everything had corroded together over time. I
eventually levered them off by jamming a large spanner under the edge
of the knob and levering it against the top of the spout. A large
hammer may have been involved.