Pilonidal cyst, also referred to as a pilonidal abscess, pilonidal sinus or sacrococcygeal fistula, is a cyst or abscess near or on the natal cleft of the buttocks that often contains hair and skin debris. 1 Signs and symptoms 1.1 Pilonidal sinus. 2 Causes.
4. Remove the flow restrictor, which is a plastic disc that covers the shower head inlet located behind a star-shaped metal piece in the shower head. Hook the paper clip under one section of the flow restrictor and twist it to pry up and remove the flow restrictor.emove the flow restrictor, which is a plastic disc that covers the shower head inlet located behind a star-shaped metal piece in the shower head.
If so, loosen it with an allen wrench and remove the handle. Then pry the escutcheon from the wall and remove it. Check the posi-temp valve on the hot water inlet. If it is in the vertical, off, position, rotate it 1/4-turn to the horizontal position with a screwdriver.If the faucet has a scald-guard limiter, check it and adjust if necessary. Then replace the handle and try the faucet.Turn off the water to the shower if there is no posi-temp or scald-guard feature, or if adjusting these made no difference.Then remove the handle and the plastic scald-guard limiter. Use needle-nose pliers to remove the pin holding the cartridge in place by grasping it and lifting it straight out.f so, loosen it with an allen wrench and remove the handle. Then pry the escutcheon from the wall and remove it. Check the posi-temp valve on the hot water inlet. If it is in the vertical, off, position, rotate it 1/4-turn to the horizontal position with a screwdriver.