Pfister Faucet Leaking

How can I replace a Pfister Price bathtub faucet?

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How to disassemble a Pfister bath mixer

Go under the sink and turn off both taps to turn off the tap water.
Use a wrench to turn the water supply ■■■■■■■■ on the faucet handles counterclockwise until you can turn them by hand.
Rotate the plastic nuts counterclockwise with your fingers.

So the question is, how does the faucet model work? It's a simple faucet, but instead of having two separate faucets or buttons for hot and cold water, it's just a lever above the faucet. Lifting the lever turns on the water, while pressing it closes the water.

Does this mean that Pfister valves have a lifetime warranty?

Parts Warranty If your product is covered by our limited lifetime warranty, contact Customer Service before ordering parts: 1800PFAUCET (18007328238). You can find more information on warranty coverage on our Pfister warranty page.

How do I know if my faucet model is faulty?

Signs that a cartridge faucet may need to be repaired include water dripping from the spout, water temperature regulation problems, hot water entering the cold water outlet such as toilet plumbing, and insufficiently heated water on some taps.

Why is my tub dripping?

In these situations, the leak only occurs when the tap is open. Then turn on the water (both handles if a handle wash is available) and watch carefully for the water to soak to the bottom of the faucet. This type of leak is often caused by a dry or cracked internal o-ring.

How do I recognize a Pfister valve?

Pfister Award. Call 1800PFAUCET and if you can identify the part it will be mailed to you. You may need to search for the faucet model on their website, then download the parts sharing installation instructions and part numbers.

How do I know which faucet cartridge to buy?

When washing, look at the front of the dispenser. The logo is also found on the lower edge of the spout, where it meets the sink, in front or behind. For shower ■■■■■■■■■ consider the round plate (divider) behind the handle, the handle itself, or perhaps the faucet itself behind the wall.