WHICH DELTA CARTRIDGE DO YOU HAVE HOW TO REPLACE A DELTA CARTRIDGE

[@cristobalarciniega32]

Oh man this is a special video.. Exactly what i need.. Now i know which cartridge i have to buy before i start working on my Delta.. I subscribe.. Very info video

[@stephenmcgovern6198]

If i send a pic of my faucet can you tell me what cartridge id need?

[@Lawomenshoops]

I know I’m late to this video. But Delta offers a lifetime warranty on cartridges. You can call Delta and even if you do not know which faucet/cartridge you need, they will help you identify the faucet and cartridge you need. You will either take a picture and text it to them or a video and they can identify a faucet. And they will send out the cartridge for free. The cartridges are about $70.

[@carolynwolfe5023]

Thank you for your video. I couldn't even begin to fix my leak until I found out what kind of assembly I have first, and I was able to find out through your video. Just to let everyone know, I had a little drip leak out of my tub spout and called a plumber out to give me an estimate. He didn't turn the water off, and open it up to see anything, but just looked and told me he had to replace the cartridge and it would cost $275.00. I thought that sounded outrageous, so I again turned to youtube. I am an older lady with arthritis, so if I can do this, anyone can! I watched this video, and found out I don't even have a cartridge in my set-up! I have the first one, the one with a ball and little spring and rubber do-dad. I found the spring and rubber set on amazon for around 5 bucks. Today, I turned my water off and started to open it up and used pliers to grab the old rubber and spring out and inserted the new ones and put everything back on. Ty so much!

[@malibuman8941]

Very cool.

[@debraivy9943]

My house was built in 1970. I had no idea where to start. Delta website didn't go back that far. Thank you for explaining and telling exactly what I need. Beyond awesome!!!

[@RocketG.Gaming]

I will probably not ever watch one of these videos again. But this alone deserves a like and a sub. You are doing Gods work. TY soooo much. 🙏✌

[@donaldrippetoe5246]

This was really helpful! We had a leaky shower that was getting worse and we were to identify the correct parts and make the repair. Deeply appreciated!

[@rudolphferdinand3634]

My house was built in 1995, it has a Delta shower faucet system using the ball the old type of system. Now I know what to buy, thank you.

[@manwithears355]

Thank you.! Very great rundown on all the different types of Delta cartridges. I was able to run to town and grab what I needed without shutting down my main supply. Great video and explanations.

[@MaRieLnAtiOn]

AMEN for this video. My house was built in '99 and Delta's website does not have my shower handle even listed. LIFE SAVER!

[@rustygh5063]

OH wow!!!! What a blessing!!! I have a delta valve system in a standup shower in a 20 year old home that we bought 3 years ago... we are in love with the home and property. I notice I had a continual leak was coming from the Control valve through the shower head, instead of cutting into the Sheetrock, I decided to do all the replacement work through the hole in the shower wall. I grinded all the Pex rings off, and pulled the old valve out-and replacement with the new. I bought a regular plunger to install in the new valve. But I didn’t know they have changed to a new plunger with longer legs to fit the deeper valve.. !!!!!!! What this video did for me was highlight the part number of the part that I needed to replace the shorter leg plunger...Thank you for a simple idea to include part numbers, with that,, I went to Lowe’s and picked it right up... I only had some much time to fixed this. And you saved me a bunch of wasted time!!!!!!! Thank You Jesus that I watched your instructional,, it’s exactly what I needed, Thanks Rusty

[@johnmanahan7377]

Thank you! Now I know what I need. This is what kids should watch.

[@josevega4111]

Thanks. Your information/ demonstration saved me a costly call to the plumber. Outstanding info video

[@jessgregory7584]

Excellent! Thanks very much. All companies should make videos like this on their own products. It should be taught as Public Relations 101.

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@jessehobart7021]

This video helped me buy exactly what I needed and fix the faucet on the first try.

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

awesome thanks for watching

[@2009439]

This was such a great video and so helpful for a single elderly woman, I think if I get correct parts I can repair my leaking faucets. Thanks for posting this wonderful video.

[@sonriephotography9680]

Huge THANK YOU my friend. You saved the day for me in my hunt for the right cartridge. I just checked the model I bought at the HD and luckily I picked out the right one. I plan to tackle this job tomorrow to stop the leak. I have a stuck set screw that is causing me huge bung hole pains though. I hope I don't end up having to bore it out and needing a new handle!

[@siege78]

Whaaa-Hoooo!!! Thanks guys!! Lifted a major burden off my mind! Especially the pressure balanced part- couldn’t figure out why I couldn’t get any water out of the spigot with only the cold side hooked up, now I know! And I likely won’t have to replace anything, just get the hot side going! 😀😀 BIG thanks!

[@01surge24]

Thank you for the discrimination of the rp19804. Old verses new. Colors being different. Helped a lot

[@GustavoPereira-xg4pi]

Fantastic comprehensive demonstration on Delta faucets, keep up the great work!

[@63MGB1]

Great video! Exactly what I have been looking for to explain the various Delta shower faucets. And thanks for the part numbers!

[@PlumbingExplained]

Dude this is a great video! on the Delta Nuts though when they freeze on there your best bet is spraying them with some CLR or that WD 40 rust/corrosion release stuff and then using a strap wrench ive been able to get every single one off using that method without having to cut them and we have terrible hard water with chloramines in it out here in southern California. Very informative video though man keep it up!

[@bqthird]

You should make a video showing how to do that. Would really help alot of people.

[@jasonspencer6990]

One of the issues is people using channel locks on them. They end up egging the ring and then it’s a bitch to get off. Try spinning it with your hand and a rag to grip it with. If you use channel locks dont grip it real tight. Easy does it is best. If it fails cut it off.

[@wexcellence]

Thanks for doing this. Concise, informative, excellent. You saved me a lot of time and heartache!

[@terrycindyian]

Helpful video. This cleared up things that the Delta video should have covered better. Now I know I don't have to look for a "seat & spring" kit as it is already inside the cartridge that I need.

[@Plummit1]

Some good info but you should talk about the pot-metal handles secured by an allen screw that won't come out. Also, on those round "nuts" that hold the cartridge in, a rubber strap wrench works wonders! If you try grabbing it with pliers/Channel Locks, it ovals and holds that much tighter. I also apply a little grease (Lithium works fine) to the threads. That will help insure that the nut comes off easily.

[@Nine_Finger_Wrenching]

Great video!! I've got a "Golden" LOL Delta Monitor shower faucet from around 1984. This gives me great insight to what I'm gonna need. Looks like the blue bottom one is what I'm probally gonna find. Thanks!!

[@juliann317]

Had no idea the delta cartridge comes apart but twisting it. Gotta try this on the broken one I have. Thanks

[@captainsergeant]

Great video, explained exactly what I needed to know to get my Delta shower cartridge replaced.

[@MonseyReader]

Thanks for answering my email within 15 minutes at 10pm! Exactly what I needed

[@cashukid]

Plumbing Pro, Thank you for showing us the different cartridges, answered a lot of questions, I had about my Shower set up

[@mikeljung3981]

Thanks!! By far the best explanation and description of Delta Cartridges.. Delta should put a little something extra in your envelope this month...lol

[@noahlanders0422]

I just want to say you’re an absolute legend thank you so much

[@johns1159]

Excellent! No nonsense technical info. Nice job!

[@barbschank7267]

Thanks!! Replacing ours from 1998 been super reliable.

[@seanjowell3846]

Fantastic video-huge help on determining what Delta system we had. Thank you!!

[@gkengr917]

Great instructional video. Question. If we have the old (first) model you showed...can it be upgraded /replaced with a newer model. Presumably, a professional plumber could be engaged to swap one out for the other?

[@josetorres6502]

ohhhhh yeah this is a very helpful video.. Exactly what I need it right Now ,I know which cartridge I have to buy before I start working on mine, thanks Bud :)

[@tarynhefner1255]

thank you for this video! so helpful in figuring out how to fix my shower. thank you!!

[@chrispurse3931]

Thanks for this video. I have that ball style. Helpful.

[@desiraehermann3454]

I agree with a previous comment you received..."You are doing God's work!" (And you probably didn't even know it...lol). Thank you for your informative video sir🙏 As a landlord for the past 25 years with numerous Delta faucets in units and trying to keep track of it all, this video has been SUCH A BLESSING! You rock brother!

[@Mari-dp7no]

I found this so useful and informational. Thanks!

[@DavidRomero-ne5qs]

Very good explanation Thanks for your time and dedication to help people.

[@LuanNguyen-rm3pb]

Thank you! Your video helped me to understand different Delta shower cartridge series. I subscribed. My house was built in 2000 with single ball handle turn from cold to hot. Base on your video, I think I have the blue cartridge RP 19804 without separate temperature control. Can I switch to a cartridge with temperature control and change the trim that dual handles to control the temperature separately WITHOUT changing the VALVE? Thank you.

[@drm7552]

Appreciate this! I was trying to figure out how to know which cartridge I needed, the pre-2006 or post-2006, and come to find out I DON'T need a cartridge, I need the Delta ball that you described. Thank you for your great description of how to tell which I needed! Do you feel it's pretty easy to change that for a novice?

[@odiberzbn]

Thank you very much for this excellent video, I have problem with stuck nut I can't move it , for delta tow hands faucet ,

[@SQLRYAN]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make and post this video. It gave me the confidence to go ahead and tackle old leaky shower faucet. Seems 99% of faucets in my house are Delta, so other cartridge info is a big bonus for me. Thanks again.

[@RalphSistos]

Very well explained, this video answered alot of my questions. Thank you

[@billybull1139]

Thank you sir for you & your absol' invaluable video; You made parts buying a breeze for me here recently &- This is one of the best vids ever to hit YT... Because of its usefulness... Thank you a million times over again‼️

[@pike1346]

That was a huge help with a problem I have right now. Thanks so much. Liked and subscribed

[@TheUCFM]

You recommend cutting the nut off 19804 that is tight. How do you recommend cutting the the nut off? Maybe better said what tool do you use?

[@uhclem50]

I would be useful to know what years the different valves were in production.

[@Noor-fx2bb]

Thanks for the video. I changed the delta valve cartridge but still there is leaking from the showerhead. Do you have any recommendations for what to do in this case? See 5:30 minutes.

[@StevenZHerman]

10:05 RP70538 you say the longer bonnet nut is not usually needed, but the part RP75852 is discontinued. What bonnet nut will work with a new Peerless RP70538 cart. The body is Delta B112900 thanks.

[@crestallana14]

This is very helpful, just wondering if you have a video tutorial changing dual handle to a single?

[@steveofthewildnorth7493]

Extremely helpful. Thanks!!

[@nojabformeeducateyourself3393]

My unit was in the house when we moved in and I don’t know which model. You pull it to turn it on and swivels for Hot or Cold.

[@2sohx]

I just replaced one of these today. If the round nut holding your valve in place won't come loose here are the methods I tried. 1. WD-40 or LIthium Grease. 2. Two pipe wrenches, didn't budge. 3. Filed a slot in the top of the nut for my flat-head screwdriver to fit and attempt to tap loose with my hammer, didn't budge. 4. I learned calcium builds ups inside the nut. I took my hammer and lightly tapped around the entirety of the nut a handful of times to attempt to break up the calcium deposits. 5. Tried with the pipe wrench a few more times, it finally budged and loosened up. When you go your local hardware store with your existing valve to match up for a new one ensure you also purchase Plumber's Grease. You will coat the O-rings of your new valve with the Plumbers Grease to slide into the fitting easy. Without the Plumber's Grease I could not seat my new valve completely into the fitting. Good luck!

[@waynewaddell1564]

The ring that screws off. You talked about cutting it to be able to remove it. That’s what I have to do. Do you have a video on how to do that?

[@stevec674]

Came to ask the same question.

[@DreadinNY]

Which cartridge is needed for the dual handle R10000-UNBXHF rough in?

[@user-zd3ns6wx7y]

What is the part number for the first model you showed with the ball and stem

[@richbaalman7362]

So I bought a new delta shower system at Lowe’s to replace the old system and as you know, the valve cartridge’s are different! Of course they are!! Is my only option to replace the main brass valve body in the wall or try to find a shower system that uses the same cartridge? The current cartridge looks to be like the last in your video and seems to be a shallow mount? The new cartridge is like that longer version you showed with the two distinct sides of hot and cold… house was built in the 2009 and this is the original. Thanks so much for the guidance! The best….

[@kingeleven3820]

What cartridge replacement do i need for a delta monitor 1400 series

[@Weinmaste]

Ok, Im not a plumber so I'm really confused. I currently have a 90's style handle that says Delta Scald-guard on it. I want to change the handle for a more modern look so I bought a Delta Foundations handle. What I'm confused about is whether or not this new handle in compatible with the current valve thats behind the wall. Or do I need a different cartridge to plug into this new Foundations handle to make it compatible?? I have no idea, any help would be amazing!

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

Email [e-mail] with a picture of the faucet and handle. Most of the foundation model handles wont fit the older ones but we will take a look

[@Weinmaste]

@@PlumbingPartsPro So more than likely I'd have to have the whole valve, handle and cartridge installed to make the whole system updated? I will try and send a pic, however I cant get the ring off of the old cartridge due to hard water and being roughly 30 years old. I don't want to cut it off and not have the new handle/cartridge work as I'd have the whole house water supply turned off.

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

@@Weinmaste yeah just send pics. Most parts are still available

[@joelsloper530]

I have a delta 1700 monitor i hate the handle setup can i replace the configuration without having to cut out the brass and start all over thanks

[@BrettSnodgrass]

Incredibly esoteric, exactly what I was searching for. I think Cristobal beat me to the punchline - this is a special video - and we love it.

[@Jeff_in_Florida]

After changing the blue cartridge twice now I still have a leak....any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[@TheGhaegele]

Thanks, man! Super helpful.

[@Tom-gs7yk]

Great thourough Vid! Thanks Chief!

[@mandylee3713]

This was exactly the video I needed, thanks 😊

[@BobSutterfield1]

Thanks for sharing your plumbing parts expertise! Now I know I have a 1500 or 1700 series cartridge, and I just need to figure out how to get the handle off. Surely there's a video somewhere to help with that... In exchange, I'll offer a production tip: When you want to show us a close-up view, hold the part in one hand, and hold your other hand up flat to the camera, close behind the part. Sorta like you're directing traffic, telling the viewer STOP! The camera's auto-focus and auto-exposure will adjust themselves to your flat hand, which is about right for the part, instead of to your face. If the part's too big to use your hand as a backdrop, find a stiff flat neutral color medium-dark matte (not shiny) thing to hold behind it. The recycled cardboard back of a legal pad should be about right, but you can use almost anything to give the camera a backdrop.

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

Awesome thanks for the tip 👍

[@pennygirl99]

I have a leaking bottom shower spout, when I turn my shower water off the bottom spout leaks. I took of the ring and everything and I dont see the name of the piece. I have one shower knob that controls my shower its a plastic knob only one. How do I know my part number or name?

[@richsouthall1937]

This is a great video; thanks for making it. You made this effort so much easier to understand for a DIY guy like myself. I can move forward with the repairs now with more confidence.

[@lisbethbasnuevo7195]

I know we have written to each other but can’t find it, but I need help taking out the old cartridge I already bought the new one please help me?

[@partytony69]

I have a job where I have the Delta ball, but it has a little guide pin inside. And the only ball I can find a fitted is the replacement for the sink faucet. 😔

[@docrock6258]

We have a delta single handle shower unit, 13/1400 series 11:35 that stopped working and I have replaced the 11:35 valve at least 5 times! All said the new valves were the correct RP replacement part,none of them worked! The valve body and banjo nut are in good shape and never showed any signs of leakage. That shower kit was installed new before 2000 and has been working fine until recently.The valve body has three holes, 2large holes for the valve cartridge legs and one smaller hole below the other two, the cartridge is installed properly with the hot side marking to the hot side of the valve body but when the water is restored and the handle with the new part is turned on nothing happens. The water makes it to the cartridge then stops there , no matter what I do! Can't figure out what's wrong?? Can you help me with this problem please,and thank you . Doc Rock

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

Have u been using the genuine delta product or the generic danco or hardware brands

[@555-lickme]

When replace the Ring nut can I apply some anti seize for next time easy removal

[@rainerrain9689]

Yes but only use plumbers grease ,not putty.

[@TOOSP0RTST3R]

At 8:40 you need to note that the blue one is wider also. I ran in to that problem with replacing the blue cartridge.

[@fedora5926]

I have a B510LF single handle bathroom faucet. Uses the ball, seats and springs and a seal cap on top. I bought a Moen kit because most of the parts looked identical. I used the parts that looked the same but it still leaked. Are Delta and Moen interchangeable for some parts?

[@dablackguy830]

Thanks this was a great video to help me identify what carriage I will need for my delta shower. I don't have the leaking that most videos I have seen are referring to what I have is the hot water doesn't last very long but I will have hot water at all the other faucets in the house. Im using my automotive background and assuming that the spring on the hot side is weak and just gets over run by the cold be water. From what you have mentioned in the video I have the 1700 series.

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

amzn.to/340Nqf6. Here's the cartridge, if there's a lack of hit water the cartridge must be replaced due to the pressure balance portion failing.

[@Mystery207]

What is the diamond shaped brass tip one ? Guess I need more research

[@marshafleming897]

I have the white cartridge next to the blue one, how do I remove the old one?

[@maverickmyrtlebeach]

How can I tell what kit to buy without opening control unit?

[@Kadillac_Kim]

I came here looking for the right cartridge to order since I'm DIYing it this time. This is the third time I've had to make this repair since getting this delta faucet 5 years ago. If this is normal for Delta can someone tell me what other brand won't fail every 12 to 18 months?!

[@FrontyMan]

Great info, thanks for your expertise!

[@Star_Dust___]

Could you please tell Me what cartridge do i need for Delta T17494-SS ?

[@steveswen]

The set screw on my RP 46074 has rounded off the stem as I had frequently had to tighten it. Is this a common problem with delta? Why is the end of the stem H shaped?

[@outdoorzone]

Great info! Helped me a lot!!

[@worldview730]

6:21, you can also use WD 40 & let that soak in. But after these valves have been in for some time with all that calcium & hard water build up, everything just freezes up so one may just have to do with a cartridge replacement. I wish they would do with out these Allen wrench handles I would prefer the screw type as the Allen nuts are hard to access.

[@kennyg3192]

Hey brother, I have something just like what you just showed that last Cartlidge but mine has a piece on the end of it that has two like built-in spring bodies that come off of there and I can’t match my Cartlidge

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

Email me a picture [e-mail]

[@alexyourczek2714]

Do you know if it's possible to replace a delta 1700 series trim from 2003 to a modern 1400 series trim? Or am I stuck with 1700 series trim?

[@gregorydemeaux2988]

Can I use the Delta Porter shower cartridge with my existing rough setup? I will be using the new handle, face plate, and cartridge but don't want to mess with the rough connection. My old setup is Delta with a separate water temperature control and the new combines the flow and temperature.

[@Loel65]

Delta scale control single handle faucet 45 yrs old what would be the replacement cartidge, can you advise? Thanks

[@peterklemkowsky6683]

Rp46074 cartridge: why do both of the bottom valve connections keep popping out of the cartridge? The cartridge is only a few months old. When the end pieces come off, the valve leaks. Is this problem with this cartridge type?

[@spencerakashaggy5599]

Have shower handle , thinking 1700 Delta ? Handle is dual a large cold , smaller for hot , both hard to turn or off .

[@oscarpow]

That’s the video I needed! Could you please indicate the part numbers of the first (oldest) valve (the ball with rubber and springs)? Thank you so much!

[@ShereneSoergel]

Hello! We are in need of just the seat and spring as we built in 1994. Do you have an item number for the Delta? Thanks much!

[@rubendawn7478]

Why after replacing the cartridge the water flow diminshed considerable, I didn't use a Delta cartride, I use a Danco brand, does it had to do with the flow? Can the flow be adjusted? Anybody knows? Thanks in advance.

[@ikihioidydhdzddsdzdd]

If I am understanding correctly, If you have to lift the handle to get water does that mean its the old ball type?

[@caresselopez5319]

For RP70538 cartridge, is the check value assembly RP73625 needed? We had that with ours, but we don’t have circles for shower valve rough in depth, the shape actual matches the end of the cartridge so I’m wondering what it’s for.

[@staceyhill846]

Great video! Thank you very much was a big help!!!

[@papawshome]

Thank you, great information!

[@rashodeenyassim]

I have a delta B114900 faucet, I'm looking for the replacement cartridge part #. Thank you.

[@PlumbingPartsPro]

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