Moen Eva Hard to Turn repair fix bathroom sink faucet
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Repair your Moen Eva bathroom sink faucet that is hard to turn, FOR FREE!
If you need this the rubber strap wrench tool to remove the handle, use this link:
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I know this was posted a while back, but I wanted to say thank you. This exact video helped me resolved my stuck Moen faucet. My issue was slightly different, where the handle was stuck with the turning part, so it wouldn’t move since turning on the water meant tightening the bottom more than it allowed.
I used this video, your linked tool, and a lot of WD40 to loosen the calcium deposit, and was finally able to disassemble the faucet handle, clean the calcium deposit, and applied faucet silicone. It is now all smooth again. 😊
Legend, my Eva has been so dang frustrating. THIS was the fix!
I watched a bunch of RUclipss on how to repair my Moen faucet handle. This one did the trick for me, particularly how to remove handle component from sink. Thank you!
My 5 yo was complaining how difficult it was to turn the water one. This was great help, thanks.
This video was exactly what I needed. I order the tool online and got started. One of the handles was so bad it was completely "frozen". So, that took a lot of effort to keep the handle from turning with the lower part. After that I used vinegar to dissolve the calcium. Using Silicon Lube completed the task. They work perfectly now. Thanks so much!
Silicone lube like syl-glide brake grease is perfect for this! I will use that next time! Thanks for commenting!
Petroleum based lube will eventually break the plastic parts. You should use silicone based lube.
I agree with you, I will use silicone next time
@@CarsandCodingWhen you guys say "eventually", are we talking 15 years from use or much, much sooner (ie: within a year or two)? I'm talking about using petroleum on plastic parts that are in very good shape.
And what about WD40? Would that work as an alternative?
Thank you in advance for any response.
@@Red-mp3to so far no issues!
Thank you for making this video. This was the exact issue I am having with all my faucets in all washrooms, which are all the same. Will give this a try and see if this resolves it. TY!
Thank you very much for posting this video. The only thing that went wrong is that I could not pop out the plastic part as you did with a wrench. In the end, I got that part to turn freely by immersing it for an hour in a 50% solution of citric acid so as to dissolve the mineral salts. Then I rinsed it and dried it. For the lubrication I had to push some silicon grease using a toothpick. But in the end it worked out just fine. Handles are now turning smoothly. Thanks again, you gave me the trick I didn't know about: the rubber strap wrench.
PS: your daughter was funny ... nothing like a bit of levity to improve our lives.
Followed exactly what you did and it worked. Thank you.
This was very helpful.
Thank you.
You are awesome! Thanks so much for posting this. Absolutely fixed my faucet!
Can you put a video for uninstall this faucet completely?
Thanks man this really helped me out but I used coconut oil instead of Vaseline I didn't have any Vaseline laying around works a hundred percent better now
This worked! The only thing I would add is that one could use vinegar to get rid of the "crust" easier.
I was cringing all through this video. You did so much of the work over the sink, including fumbling with the screw. I learned long ago to take that finer work away from the drain.
I admire a man that had such wonderful help though.
Thank you for sharing. Very helpful.
love your video ? this one i had very tricky to open, thx
I started watching until I saw the Packers towel!!!! Then had to stop.....lol....kidding. Thanks for sharing
Thank you. Very much helpful. worked perfectly.
thanks for posting this. helped a lot
Awesome video very knowledgeable clip 👏
Thank you! 🙏
Thank you
Thank you for sharing 😊
I have been looking for this fix for awhile. I figured it was a bad cartridge.
It was still under warranty so the whole unit was replaced.
Should not use Vaseline, should use plumber grease
My handle doesn't come off even after losenin it
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What’s the name of that tool you used to loosen the handle?
It's a strap wrench. You can find them in automotive section.
Whats the name of this faucet
I have the same faucet, low water pressure, does it have a removable aerator?I can’t seem to get mine unscrewed
Yes! In fact, here is a video to replace the aerator with a high flow option: ruclips.net/video/PxZ6KAVy9w0/видео.html
☎️ God bless you, thank you thank you thank you!!! You're so awesome!!! 🧰
how old is your fauset?
It was 5 years old at the time of the video
Soak all these parts in some vinegar for like an hour after removing them.
I have the same exact faucet. Its a POS
"easy fix, for free." If you happen to have a plumbing specialty tool just lying around your house. 😮
Hello, can I get you email? I wanna see if we could have a collaboration.
Thank you
Thank you!