ᐅ Bathroom Faucet Similor Milor Single-Lever Mixer: Loose Handle – How to Tighten?
Created on: 17 Nov 2012 21:46
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I have a question about the single-lever mixer Similor Milor: the lever is loose. How can I tighten the lever again? Under the lever (handle) there is a black screw, which I assume is made of plastic. I slightly turned it, but now the lever is even looser. However, I can’t remove the screw...
Is this just a “cover screw,” and is there an Allen screw underneath?
This shouldn’t be too difficult, but I’m not managing it... and I don’t want to damage anything.
Regards,
Thomas
I have a question about the single-lever mixer Similor Milor: the lever is loose. How can I tighten the lever again? Under the lever (handle) there is a black screw, which I assume is made of plastic. I slightly turned it, but now the lever is even looser. However, I can’t remove the screw...
Is this just a “cover screw,” and is there an Allen screw underneath?
This shouldn’t be too difficult, but I’m not managing it... and I don’t want to damage anything.
Regards,
Thomas
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MODERATOR18 Nov 2012 18:39On their website, the construction of the fixture is not clear. The best option would be to contact the manufacturer directly.
Thank you.
I have now also looked at the operating manuals on the KWC website, where you can see that there are 2 screws stacked on top of each other. An Allen key is specified for these. So the upper one must really be a cover screw. Maybe it’s just stuck tight, like the "Eternal."
I have now also looked at the operating manuals on the KWC website, where you can see that there are 2 screws stacked on top of each other. An Allen key is specified for these. So the upper one must really be a cover screw. Maybe it’s just stuck tight, like the "Eternal."
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Nicole1981-113 Jun 2015 13:07Exactly, and we have had the same experiences. This was not clearly visible on the company’s website. We then called the company, and they explained everything to us in detail.
Very friendly service. 🙂
Very friendly service. 🙂
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Richard-18 Nov 2015 13:27I am currently facing this problem and thank you for the thread. I also have a single-lever mixer and cannot remove the screw. When I turn the other screw, everything becomes looser. So this seems to be a general issue.
I will call the company there.
I will call the company there.