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Hi DIYer here. Trying to replace concealed shower thermostatic valve. Please could you advise on how to remove valve. Very large box spanner? Many thanks
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Put a large slotted screwdriver in the left hand slot and strike it downwards with a hammer using short sharp blows. You have to have the screwdriver almost vertical, resting on the bottom ledge of the slot.
 
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