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8 Oct 1997 at 11:31 am #282013Matthew Sheinin
I purchased a new home (4 years ago) and specified a moen tub/shower fixture for both bathrooms. While the one in the master bedroom has been trouble free I have had to replace the cartridge in the spare bedroom twice after first replacing the washers etc.. It still continues to leak. What can I do to fix this problem
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10 Oct 1997 at 3:29 pm #302873Robert GarrisonParticipant
: I purchased a new home (4 years ago) and specified a moen tub/shower fixture for both bathrooms. While the one in the master bedroom has been trouble free I have had to replace the cartridge in the spare bedroom twice after first replacing the washers etc.. It still continues to leak. What can I do to fix this problemRobert,When replacing a Moen cartridge, use the white plastic tool that comes with the new cartridge to insert it into the faucet. The Moen is one of my favorites. Warranty information can be seen at: http://www.moen.com/warranty.htmlRegards, Terry
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10 Oct 1997 at 3:29 pm #303095Robert GarrisonParticipant
: : : I purchased a new home (4 years ago) and specified a moen tub/shower fixture for both bathrooms. While the one in the master bedroom has been trouble free I have had to replace the cartridge in the spare bedroom twice after first replacing the washers etc.. It still continues to leak. What can I do to fix this problem: Robert,: When replacing a Moen cartridge, use the white plastic tool that comes with the new cartridge to insert it into the faucet. The Moen is one of my favorites. Warranty information can be seen at: : http://www.moen.com/warranty.html: Regards, : Terry
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10 Oct 1997 at 3:29 pm #303096Robert GarrisonParticipant
: : : I purchased a new home (4 years ago) and specified a moen tub/shower fixture for both bathrooms. While the one in the master bedroom has been trouble free I have had to replace the cartridge in t
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10 Oct 1997 at 3:29 pm #303554Robert GarrisonParticipant
I just completed a master bath remodel utilzing a Posi-Temp Moen shower faucet. I installed the manifold and removed the cartridge before sweating any pipes. I flushed the system prior to re-installing the cartridge. After re-assembly I tested the system. I had a lfriend, who is a licensed plumber check the system for me prior to installing the rest of the shower. It appeared to work properly. The bathroom was then completed. After the first shower, I noticed that water dripped out of the shower head when the faucet was in the off position. I replaced the cartridge at a cost of $46.00 and returned the cartridge I purchased in the first place. The shower head still leaks. At this point I am aboslutely disappointed and would never purchase another Moen product. It seems I will have to remove the entire shower and replace the manifold. This time with a Delta or a Kohler. Any suggestions prior to me undertaking this enormous task? : : :
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10 Oct 1997 at 3:29 pm #304441Robert GarrisonParticipant
: That white hex doesnt work, or am i doing something wrong? : : I purchased a new home (4 years ago) and specified a moen tub/shower fixture for both bathrooms. While the one in the master bedroom has been trouble free I have had to replace the cartridge in the spare bedroom twice after first replacing the washers etc.. It still continues to leak. What can I do to fix this problem : Robert, : When replacing a Moen cartridge, use the white plastic tool that comes with the new cartridge to insert it into the faucet. The Moen is one of my favorites. Warranty information can be seen at: : http://www.moen.com/warranty.html : Regards, : Terry
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