Renovation Kit - 600 Series Tub & Shower in Venetian Bronze

The renovation kit works perfectly. The only problem is I need an extension piece from the stainless ball to the new handle. Is there a delta part for this?

I want to purchase a renovation kit for this tub/shower set, but I'm not sure which series it is. The house was built in 1991 and these are the original fixtures.There is a push button diverter. I would like to update it with a brushed nickel or chrome finish kit. Please let me know which pieces I would need to purchase separately, also. Thanks!

Hello, Recently purchased RP54870 and realized that the escutcheon doesn't have a hole for the push button diverter. Do you have a conversion kit with this escutcheon or does it need to be purchased separately? Thanks!

I found a Delta Parts Catalog from 1983 & was finally able to determine the fixtures in my 2 bathrooms which were installed in mid-70s are both Models 641 with the "Classic" handle (RP90) on faucet & tub spout diverter has the same ball on it. Tub Spout is the upgraded Solid Brass Diverter (RP6021). I am not replacing the shower handle, valves, etc., because they are in good shape & I like the flexibility of the cam RP61 & ball assembly RP70. I found all other replacement parts for shower arm & bathtub drain. I was not going to change the RP6021 tub spout as it functions fine & has the solid brass diverter in it instead of the plastic diverter that come with newer spouts. Unfortunately my plumber messed up the tub spout when removing it for tiling. He stripped the threads on the reducer & I can't get the reducer off to replace it as it is frozen in place & now my husband has messed up the finish trying to get the reducer/nipple out. To date I have not been able to find discontinued tub spout RP6021 with the diverter in the back & the "ball" on stem, so I might have to use an alternative diverter spout. Hopefully I will be able to unscrew the "button" on a new spout & replace it with my "ball" which does screw off so it will match the faucet hardware. My question may need to be answered by an old timer. In the 1983 catalog they only show Series 600 Model 641 coming in Chrome, Gold, & Satin Gold. I am unsure if my spout is Chrome. It sure looks like Stainless Steel & has lasted 42 years. In the old days when they listed Chrome, was it really Stainless Steel? I don't see any reference to SS anywhere in the Catalog. If I order a new replacement tub spout with diverter, I am not sure whether to order Chrome or Brilliance SS? So did they make SS in the mid-70s & call it Chrome, or is RP6021 really Chrome? Hopefully some old Delta employee will know the answer to this question. I have attached pics from the 1983 Catalog & also one of my shower/tub setup. Does anyone know if I can obtain RP6021 tub spout anywhere? Are there any hanging out in your Delta warehouse? Thanks. - Nancie

Is the above part still being sold? There was a previous question about purchasing this trim kit with a polished brass finish and the answer said to purchase the above part number. Unfortunately, you do not list this as an available finish with the RP54870 part. I could buy just a polished brass escutcheon, but would still need the sleeve and ball cam in polished brass. I would want a handle too, but would get by with using a new crystal ball.

I have read that this doesn't contain all of the parts necessary to convert a push button style diverter; however, in the Review section someone references using a brass plug and using a pull up or pull down spout. Would you please point me in the right direction on what sort of plug is needed? I don't have access to the back of the wall and would like to avoid cutting out tile. Thank you!

Would like to go from brass to polished chrome. Would LOVE to upgrade to something newer and more updated, like Dryden or similiar, with an added handheld attachment on the arm, but need to understand what I'm getting into. Am I understanding the below correctly? 1) If I choose to truly upgrade to the newest on the market, maybe Dryden, then that will require a tear out of tile or wall behind shower to completely replace value, is that correct? 2) If I use the polished chrome Renovation Kit (RP54870) then tile/wall will not be damaged at all? Is this the only way to change trim with no damage? If this is correct, can you please explain what else I need in polished chrome to change everything (arm, showerhead, spout, overflow, drain). Are there specific models of these that only work with the 600 series as well? If so, model numbers would be great. If I want to also add a handheld to my setup, then how would that work? Thanks so much, Lenora

After viewing the exploded diagram here (https://www.plumbingsupply.com/deltabathvalves.html#delta601), I think I have a 600 series, but the main body (the part in the wall that everything screws in to) is different. As you can see in the attached pictures, my cam appears to be trilobal (triangular?) instead of the slotted one shown in the picture of this renovation kit. I suspect it's a RP61, as opposed to what I assume is a RP188 in this renovation kit. Do I actually have a 600 series, and if so, is this the correct renovation kit? If it's not a 600 series, can you please tell me what I have and which rebuild kit I need?

Is there a way to know if this is a shower valve assembly problem instead? My 600 series is the plastic knob type that pulls up and is about 20 years old.

My 1970s faucet has the ball and the push button diverter. The Escutcheon Plate is in excellent shape, so I can reuse it. I think it's is comparable to the 600 series, so I plan to buy that kit. Questions: 1. Instead of getting the RP2865 push button diverter plug and then pick a tub spout that has a diverter included on it, can I just reuse the current push button diverter with my original Escutcheon Plate and the original tub spout? 2. Can I buy the part that house the 2 rubber valve seat in it? (the back of that housing there are 3 copper tubings connecting to the rough). Where can I buy it. Part number? 3. Can I still buy that rough? Part number?

I don't know what series my shower controls are. Pretty much necessary information from what I'm reading. It has a round ball handle going left for hot and right for cold. Up for volume. I want to change handles to a newer design. I am enclosing a photo of one of them. You might see thread material at the top of the control. I also want to get new escutcheons Thanks

I just want to replace the escutcheon, screws and knob. I'm not sure that I have a 600 series and whether it is the "deep" model. It certainly looks deep to me. I'm attaching photos. Thanks

I am changing fixtures from polished brass with the crystal knobs to chrome in a bath. I think I need the 600 series renovation kit for the shower and tub. What other items do I need to go with it? Shower head, tub spout...Are there specific ones that are compatible and others that aren't. It appears the kit only provides the lever and parts for controlling water on/off and hot/cold.