2003 30' Land Yacht

[spat61]

My shower drain is stopped flowing. How does one remove the floor stopper? That's the one that says "Push". Is it removable?

[Santart]

I removed mine all together a year or two ago. I think it unscrews or maybe there is a portion of it that unscrews. I cleaned the drain with a plastic barb from Home Depot that is about twenty inches long and costs a dollar or two. There was a lot of hair and muck in there so I decided to leave it out and replace it with a strainer that I bent the tabs on to fit snugly in the hole. It keeps hair from going down the drain. It has never given us any trouble since. It is also a lot more comfortable on your feet without that protrusion.

[reday]

I have the same problem. I can not figure how any part of it unscrews! I have pushed and pulled, pried and twisted to no avail. I really don't want to have to resort to putting harsh chemicals in the line and ultimately the holding tank. Any clarification on getting this thing apart?

Thanks...

[reday]

I finally got the incantation correct (the right combination of 4 letter words) and the cover spun off. If I had tried holding underneath it with pliers and turning it by hand earlier, I would have saved myself some grief - as it was, the whole thing just spun. After the cover comes off, a screw driver removes the plunger and you can clean out the drain. Remember to note the way the rubber thingy (Professional Plumbing Terminology) went on if you are going to put it back in. I haven't figured yet why you would want to hold 4 inches of water in the shower base to start with??? Lowes or HD one had a little strainer that would fit down the opening that I think I am going to opt for.