20 Most Recent Sterling Plumbing 1500D-31S VISTA PIVOT SHOWER DOOR - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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If you are using the cone shaped anchors and you're sure you have the right size hole drilled then just use a small hammer to tap them into place so that small flange on the front rim of the anchor is back tight against the shower wall.When you are tightening screws in be careful to not overtighten or you will cause anchors to slip . Hope this helps. Thank you

If you used the correct drill size, the anchors should fit in the hole by softly taping them in with a hammer. Make sure the anchors are inserted before you attach anything to them. When the screw is used with them, they will expand and hold in place.

Find the pressure regulator and adjust accordingly. It can be found between the street pressure gauge and the hom's pressure gauge. It is usually adjusts by turning a screw.

The Sterling website is here: http://www.sterlingplumbing.com/

On the Home Page find the tab labelled, Where to Buy. Use this feature to find your closest dealer. You would be best off to see if you are able to order parts through your local dealer.

You many also find the following link to be of some assistance.

Specifications Sheet:

http://www.sterlingplumbing.com/onlinecatalog/pdf/1063213_4.pdf


Scroll to the bottom of this page for an Installation Video:

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go back to where u GOT it.

Some times it's possible to tweak a roller track (barely bend) at the proper spot to prevent the roller from back tracking past that spot.

install new diverter stem, or rebuild old one

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remove the restrictor from the shower rose connection

Through my experience with the exact same issue, I found that my only alternative was to remove and replace the door and jams in the right direction. The hinges, door knob hole and catch will have to be reversed and with he existing holes and mortise joints already cut on the door and jam, the best solution is to correct it. Regardless of what is done, you'll spend more time correcting and hiding the pre-existing cut outs. It is much faster and easier to correct it, than to modify it. Just thought I'd pass along what I have experienced.