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How do you remove a lift and turn drain stopper?

Lift and Turn Tub Stopper With the stopper in the open position, use one hand to hold the body of the stopper in place. Slowing turn the knob counter-clockwise, looking for a screw set on the knob. If there isn’t one, turn the stopper counter-clockwise to unthread from the strainer until it can be removed.

How do you remove a bathtub drain with a lever?

How to Remove an Old Lever Style Bath Tub Drain Stopper

  1. Dry the bathtub before you begin.
  2. Locate the two screws on the faceplate.
  3. Remove the screws with a regular-blade screwdriver.
  4. Grasp the lever with your hand and slowly but firmly begin to pull the drain linkage up and away.

How do you remove a bathtub lever stopper?

How to Remove a Trip-Lever Drain Stopper:

  1. Set the drain to its open position.
  2. Unscrew the faceplate that is mounted to the overflow drain.
  3. Pull the faceplate free and the rest of the drain stopper’s connected hardware should follow.
  4. You may need to wiggle the drain stopper to free its entire length.

Should bathtub lever be up or down?

Trip-Lever Stoppers They work by a connection between the drain stopper and a lever via a rod mechanism hidden behind the bathtub. When the lever is up, the stopper is held in place, keeping your tub filled with water. When the lever is moved down, the stopper lifts and the tub drains.

How do you remove an old bathtub drain stopper?

Set the drain to its open position. Unscrew the knob on the top of the drain stopper to see if there is a set-screw underneath. If your drain stopper has a set-screw, use a small screwdriver or a hex key to unscrew it. Twist the entire stopper counterclockwise until it pulls free from its mounting post.

How do you remove tub drain with pliers?

The pliers need to be small enough to reach into the drain and through the cross. Once the locking pliers are secured, you use a pair of standard pliers to turn the locking pliers and loosen the drain. If your drain doesn’t have crossbars, you’ll need to use a tool called a tub drain extractor.