Shower faucet and head holder installed upside down

[Dobie dogs]

Ok, what do you think? I’m looking at the shower head holder and the head doesn’t slide completely down into the holder. So I slide it in from the bottom and it slides all the way in. Also the fixture weep hole is located on the top of the fixture (see pic) this should be on the bottom. No?





Has anyone else noticed this on their Monty?

We have a new 2020 3701lk (our second Montana)

Thanks Bob

[rohrmann]

From looking at the photos, it almost looks like maybe that part can rotate. If that is possible, you might be able to fix this pretty easy.
If this isn’t possible, it isn’t too hard to remove and turn everything to make it right. We had the issue of the mounting screws rusting from under the wall mount brackets, and I replaced the screws with stainless steel screws. The covers can slide off of the top and bottom brackets exposing where the screws are. Just thought I should edit this post with photos of the covers removed, which I used a thin putty knife to get them started.

[Daryles]

While you are at it, remove the hose from the tap and remove the flow restrictor. Better flow from the shower head.

[Chef]

The shower head holder can be flipped over by simply grasping the holder piece and pull it out a 1/4”-1/2” or so. It is spring loaded. As it’s pulled out you can turn the shower head holder 180 degrees to the proper direction. Slowly release the holder and it will spring back. I did this and it worked.
I hope this helps,
Chef

[Dobie dogs]

Thanks for the input. I’ll check it out as soon as I get it back from the dealer. They are putting a second entry door on the rig but that’s another story.

[Butch & Kathy]

I turned the faucet around on mine to have the shower supply line on the bottom.