how do I get this faucet handle off? american standard

[randyatkin]

how do I remove this handle. There is no screw or way to remove the plastic top piece that I can see.

[randyatkin]

how do i add pctures?

[Ed Pawlowski]

Post the photos to a place like postimage,org and add a link here.

[hubops]

upload photos to imgur and post the link here

Most faucet handles have a snap-on cap that reveals the screw & washer that holds the handle onto the valve stem. John T.

[hubops]

postimage.org looks like a better site than imgur - are there any snags to use it ? Limits or registrations or anything ? John T.

[Ed Pawlowski]

I've used it for a couple of years with no problems.

[Peter]

Some also have a small Allen screw that holds the handle tight against the stem. It often is positioned on the side of the handle opposite the sink for cosmetic reasons.

[randyatkin]

[Dan Espen]

That plastic part unscrews or pops off

-or- there is an allen wrench type screw in the back where you can't see it.

[Clare Snyder]

That one is DEAD SIMPLE. With the handle raised as in the picture, notice the little half-moon relief inder the handle? Look in there and you can SEE the screw head!!!! it looks rusty - but I can still see it is a slot-headed screw. Soak it with penetrant for a few hours then buck out the screw. The "shaft" of the tap is square with a little notch in it that the screw sets into. I just replaced the cartridge in my kitchen faucet - virtually identical setup.