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For the life of me I can't seem to find the way to remove the Thermostatic handle.

The Hansgrohe Ecostat web pages seem to i cage a simple flat scre.

https://spares.hansgrohe.com/etk/IN...rt=15375000&partlist=8796268539747&lang=en_GB

However mine is not and neither is it a 3mm Alan key.

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Sorry to ask what should be a simple job, but can anybody remember doing one ?
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