How do I remove this Grohe part

Chefwong

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I bought a new button to replace the broken one.
Removed the cover off the spot head but can't seem to figure out to remove the guts of it...

 

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Nevermind...I just pried the broken rubber off, then the frame....and then inserted the new one right back in it's place

 

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Thanks. With the pictures and that explanation, it's going to help someone else with the same issue.

 

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The easier repair would have been to contact Grohe and have them send you send a new spout under their lifetime warranty program.

 

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grr......Had I only knew that !

 

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The rubber cover can be pulled off the faucet and a the replacement simply pushed into place. No need to take apart anything. I replaced my LadyLux in seconds.