How to Remove Shower Faucet

[Weldon]

I don't see any screws, and there is no caulk around the base to cut. How do I remove this so i can replace it? I thought once I removed the knobs it would be obvious, but I don't see anything to release it from the wall.

[Hblick48]

It's held in on the back side. On my rig, there was a panel that came off to provide access.

[rhagfo]

Originally Posted by Hblick48

It's held in on the back side. On my rig, there was a panel that came off to provide access.

Same here ours is in the back on TV cabinet.

[notanlines]

There will be a panel in the bunk bed area to remove.

[wiredgeorge]

Once you find the panel, if memory serves there are large nuts on both the hot and cold water valves. I suspect you would need to remove that panel to swap over the water lines anyway.

[Weldon]

That's not what I wanted to hear gents, :-) but so be it. I'll remove the lower mattress and see if I can find it. I know my water heater is there, so it's possible I overlooked the panel because I was looking at the heater. Its 97 degrees here. Even in covered storage, it's hot in the camper. In the bunk area, it's ridiculous. I will run a cord to the nearest outlet so I can turn on a fan before I start moving mattresses. I was sweating today just putting a locking knob on the bathroom door.

[Weldon]

You guys were right. It was beside the lower bunk. Got it installed but lost a hand towel that slid between the walls. It will be found by someone in the future...maybe. put a handle on the inside screen door as well. Tired of telling the kids how to properly close the door. Flipped the faucet upside down. Looked weird to me with the hose coming out the top. Anyway, thanks again for the help.