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    Aug 6, 2007, 11:39 AM
    Sayco shower mixer
    How do I remove the center stem of asyco shower mixer
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    Aug 8, 2007, 12:46 PM
    You wish to remove the diverter stem and washer assembly,(see image).
    Remove the knob and chrome escutcheon plate. The big nut's a bonnet packing nut. Unscrew it and back the assembly out counterclockwise.
    Good luct, Tom

    I got this PM from Doug this AM and thought I'd pass it on. Thanks Doug,

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    Sayco diverter

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    How do I remove the center stem of asyco shower mixer. Speedball, I saw your response. Many times the tub wrench does not work. I carry a 6 point 1/2" drive deep well socket for this. Sayco is cool, you don't have to remove the trim, only the handle.
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