How to Remove a Delta Tub Drain Stopper

Tools and Materials Needed:

- Adjustable wrench

- Flat-head screwdriver

- Old rag or towel

Instructions:

1. Prepare the Drain:

- Place the old rag or towel around the tub drain to catch any small parts that may fall during the removal process.

- Turn off the water supply to the tub to prevent water from flowing out while working.

2. Remove the Pop-Up Drain Stopper:

- Use the adjustable wrench to turn the drain stopper counterclockwise.

- Continue turning until the stopper loosens and lifts out of the drain.

- If the stopper is stuck, you may need to use the flat-head screwdriver to pry it loose.

3. Remove the Stopper Assembly:

- Locate the stopper assembly, which is the mechanism that controls the pop-up stopper.

- Use the adjustable wrench to turn the stopper assembly counterclockwise.

- Continue turning until the assembly loosens and comes out of the drain.

4. Clean the Drain:

- Once the stopper assembly is removed, take the opportunity to clean the drain.

- Remove any dirt, debris, or hair from the drain opening using a drain brush or a wire hanger.

5. Reinstall the Stopper Assembly:

- Insert the stopper assembly back into the drain.

- Use the adjustable wrench to turn the assembly clockwise until it is snug.

6. Reinstall the Pop-Up Drain Stopper:

- Place the pop-up drain stopper back into the drain.

- Use the adjustable wrench to turn the stopper clockwise until it is snug.

7. Test the Drain:

- Turn on the water supply and check for any leaks around the drain.

- If there are no leaks, the drain stopper removal and reinstallation process is complete.

Note: If your Delta tub drain stopper is a different model, the removal steps may vary slightly. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions or contact Delta customer support for specific instructions for your model.