Changing a diverter valve is a relatively simple plumbing repair that can be completed in a few hours. A diverter valve is a device that controls the flow of water between two different outlets, such as a showerhead and a bathtub faucet. Over time, diverter valves can become worn or damaged, causing leaks or other problems. If you are experiencing problems with your diverter valve, it is important to replace it as soon as possible to prevent further damage.
There are a few different types of diverter valves, so it is important to choose the right one for your needs. The most common type of diverter valve is a push-pull valve. This type of valve is operated by pushing or pulling on a knob or lever. Another type of diverter valve is a quarter-turn valve. This type of valve is operated by turning a knob or lever 90 degrees. Once you have chosen the right diverter valve, you can follow these steps to replace it:
