Delta Single Handle Shower Valve Leak Repair 13/14 Series
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2020
- Delta RP46074 Universal Valve Cartridge Assembly- Multi-Choice Universal - 13 / 14 Series, White: Amazon: amzn.to/36JEg3M
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First time home owner, new DIYer. Your video helped me a ton and saved me a bunch of time and headaches. Thank you!
Great to hear!
Thank you for making a short, no nonsense, easy to follow video on this faucet repair! I appreciate it!
My pleasure Aimee!
Had a plumbing company come out and tell me I needed the whole faucet replaced. Luckily when the actual plumber doing the work came out to do the repair said, "you only need a new cartridge... Not a new faucet." I'm glad the actual laborer was honest. Saved me a lot of money. I wish I saw this video about 2 years ago. Looks easy enough to do myself. You know things are going to get crazy when you see the electrician do plumbing work. Haha... You go man...
I'm a licensed general contractor and a licensed electrical contractor. I greatly prefer electrical work but do plumbing too. You can definitely do this job yourself. I'm really glad you found an honest plumber!
When is to old is not that easy!!l used to be apts maint!!😎🍺🇲🇽👍
Just got this done today thanks for the video! Plumbing makes me anxious in general but this video was a big help, appreciate the tip on the plumbing grease ✅
Thank you for your video. It was EXCELLENT!! Thanks for taking the time to provide the description of the accessory tools/materials needed as well. Much appreciated!
My pleasure, thanks!
Bill, your camera work and editing is fantastic. Clear and concise. Thank you!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate your kind comment!
Best video on cartridge replacement I have seen. Good work and thank you.
Thanks so much Wendell!
Hello Bill,
I found this channel on accident but I love watching your videos so that I can fix stuff around the house myself and not pay someone to do the simple things. Even the videos I do not necessarily need to watch I do so that way I can be more prepared to fix all sort of things.
I'm glad you found the channel! Fixing stuff around the house is what I'm good at and I'm happy to share what I know. Welcome to Sparky Channel!
This video was very easy to follow. I appreciate knowing what tools to have available to do the job. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Sherry!
Great video!! I built my shower, so of course installed the original. A few years later, I don’t remember much about it, so your very clear and concise video was really helpful to remind me of the steps to quickly replace!
Excellent! Great to hear!
Thanks for the video. I worked in a hardware store for years so I knew how the parts all worked. But this is the first time I've replaced one myself. That tip for the part number was super helpful.
Sounds great. Good luck!
This video was tremendously helpful as I was able to identify the correct replacement part and replace the valve stem in my shower. I saved hundreds of dollars because I didn't have to call the plumber. Although the video said to slide in the new valve stem, it did not sit flush in the notches. I had to push it in with a little bit of force to get the valve stem seated on the side notches. Also, you have to adjust the knob on front counterclockwise for a hotter temperature. The video says to adjust clockwise for hotter.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the precise instructions and also for the part number! Great job!!!!
My pleasure. Thanks Juan!
Great video and it was great showing the part number! Very detailed and made the diy easy and simple.
Thanks! 👍
Great, concise but thorough video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for making this video. Our shower started leaking a steady stream of warm water. Your video was extremely helpful. The step by step instructions made fixing the leak a breeze. On behalf of my family and I...Thank you!
You're so welcome, thanks!
Best video I’ve seen on this so far and I’ve watched at least a half dozen! 😃👍
You said use a 3/32 Allen wrench. I ended up needing a 1/8 size, 3/32 was too small. Also had a heckuva time getting the handle off after loosening the screw. Also had a hard time getting the old valve out. But after that everything went smooth and so far, no more leaking. So hopefully I did it right. Thanks for the aid of your video Sparky Channel.
Quick, simple, and easy to follow. Thanks!
You're welcome!
This is the most helpful video to assist in this repair. Thank you for all the details.
You're welcome!
Great video! Thank you for telling the name of each piece. Very helpful for people who doesn't know the terms.
My pleasure, thanks!
Excellent instruction! Successfully repaired the leaky valve. Thank you for the video. Very helpful.
Way to go Michael!
Great video Bill, thank you!!!
My pleasure Ted!
Excellent. Discriptive with good up close video.
I have checked so many videos, You are the best.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the model number. Really saved the day
Glad I could help!
Thanks! Everything worked perfect. Your the best!
Great to hear! Thanks!
Excellent video - really clear and detailed instructions and visuals.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Thank you for putting this together, you saved me a bunch of money.
Excellent! Thanks Steve!
Very helpful video! You covered a lot of important information. Thank you!
Great to hear, thanks!
You make it look so easy. Thank you.
My pleasure, thanks!
Thank you. I had to really scrub the valve body as it had an abundance of mineral deposits. I used Lime Away and a toothbrush. Hand dried it, applied plumbers' grease and put the cartridge in. I had to tighten the collar to get the cartridge to fully seat. Tested everything resulting in success!
Great job!
Great video! Very simple and to the point! FYI, Delta warranties their cartridges for life! So just call Delta faucet and request a new one for FREE!
Thank you very much for this great video along with kind explanation :)
Thanks Susy!
@Sparky Channel. Thanks Bill for another good repair video. While I remember to apply plumber's grease to the o-rings on replacement cartridges, I didn't think to apply the grease to other parts to keep the water and minerals out. I'll have to remember that.
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
Yes sir, I'm a big believer in plumbers grease. I live in a very hard water area and you have to do everything you can to make the cartridge come out easily next time. Corrosion is a serious problem out here. Thanks so much, you guys stay safe as well! :)
Thanks so much for this video!
Sparky's video was very helpful, gave me confidence, especially using the 3/32" allen wrench T-handle. I did shut off the water at the beginning of the house, put should have turned off water at the meter. I drained water from shower, pressure from sink cold and hot water. I was inpatient waiting on all water to completely drain from shower, try to install, still had little water psi, but after a few more minutes, tried again, inserted cartridge, little extra push into slots, held in place, patiently hand tightened fine thread nut, cleaned up, turn outside water on, cracked open bathroom fawcets and shower. While getting air out of fawcets. I took apart the cartridge to replace seats and springs RP 4993 received from factory, lubricated the face with vaseline, inserted, pushed turned right to lock back in. Back In Business ! ! ! ! Thank You Mr. Sparky
Great job! Next time please use plumbers' grease on anything that will come into contact with your water supply. It is non-toxic. But great job!
Best vidio on youtube for delta repair
thank you for this very helpful, informative, step by step video
My pleasure, thanks Angela!
Súper helpful! Good man!
My pleasure, thanks Marco!
Great clear to the point video...thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you it was very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, sir!
Sir you are doing a great job. Thank you
Thanks Frank!
Great video, thanks!
My pleasure, thanks!
Very well explained 😊
Thanks!
This is literally the BEST video I have ever seen anywhere including RUclips on how to do something. BRAVO dear Sir, not all Heroes wear Capes
Wow, thanks so much! Any other DIY subjects you would like to know about?
Stevie G take it easy you sound a little creepy
@@jamesmcnaughton5092 with all the shit that is out on the web it is refreshing to see something actually helpfull, full of detail as well as being concise. OH and btw nice lamps you have in the house 🤣
I will join the love fest of thank you's. Great to the point video and now my shower head does not leak. 2 Thumbs up!!!
Great job Eric!
Absolutely great com, your attention to detail is fantastic. I am about to replace the cartridge in an 18 year old delta single handle, and I’ve looked at many videos but none of them come close to your knowledge. Thanks again.
Thanks so much!
thank you so much for this video well done
My pleasure Jim!
Thank you
Great detailed video, thanks
Very welcome!
Excelent video.
Thanks Robert!
In most cases, replacing the cartridge isn’t necessary, if the faucet is dripping, simply replace the washers inside the cartridge for a few bucks. An original Delta cartridge costs anywhere from about $45-$65, the washers cost $4.50. !
Exactly! I have do get around to doing that myself, it needs 'em like once a year at least.
I can't even get the handle off once removing the set screw. It doesn't even feel any more lose after removing the screw.
Very well done Thank You
Thanks so much!
Good Video. I have a new shower that after rough in, sat for several months. When I went to put cartridge in, there was a lot of resistance. After getting it in, the shower leaked. Pulled it out and noticed both small o-rings were nicked on the 9/oc and 3/oc position. Cleaned inside out multiple times, and don't see any build up, but still a bear to seat. Still nicking o-rings. Puzzled.
Good 1 Wild Bill ... Well explained ...
Thanks Eddy!
Best video! Thanks
You're welcome!
PERFECT step by step video, thank you!! I am not a handyman at all, but I followed your video and fixed my leak! The old cartridge was REALLY hard to pull out, though. (Only about a year old!) Maybe there wasn’t enough silicone grease on it? But, thanks again. 🥇
Great job! Now you know why I say to use the plumber's grease. It's to help the next guy out. And the next guy might be you. lol!
Thank you sir!
Very welcome!
Exactly what I needed! Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Very informative. Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
@@SparkyChannel - We shall see later today when the Cartridge arrives later today 🙂 Wish me luck.
@@davidblairkennedy8635 How did it go?
Went great. 👍
Wow! This was very helpful. This was thoroughly presented.
Glad it was helpful!
helpful video.
btw silicone grease is fine to use instead of plumbers grease (they are essentially the same)
Thanks! I would go with the plumber's grease as it is known to not be toxic to your water supply.
Thanks 🙏
Thanks Peter!
Bless you💯🙏🥺
Thanks!
This is a great video thank you. But I'm wondering if this would help the issue I'm having. The leak seems to be coming from just behind the faucet and drips into the basement. It was a slow leak but after taking the handle and cover off it's gotten much faster. Please help!! Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks for the informative video! This may be a dumb question, but I have lived in apartments all of my life and never had to do my own work. ha. So my leak is from the shower head. It drips ,most of the time, but not always. The problem would be at the faucet correct? I just don't want to change the faucet if there is a washer or something at the shower head that may do the trick. The entire bathroom is only a couple of years old. I'll take advice from anyone who knows. Thanks again!
Subbed well explained
Thanks so much. Welcome to Sparky Channel!
Super helpful vidoe
Glad it was helpful!
Can I put a different cartridge in that pulls out for water pressure and goes left/ right for temp. It runs full power and sometimes its nice to turn down the water pressure to use less.
Excellent video... and you're right, no more leaks. HOWEVER... the damned water won't turn off now. :(
Thanks did it myself, stopped leak - much appreciated, good step by step and clear instructions- got a way to tip you?
Glad it helped! For a tip, help someone who needs it. Thanks!
Hey Bill, I’m in a house with a leaky delta stand-alone shower that looks identical. I’m planning on replacing this part however the house was built in 2005 and I’m not sure if the pervious owners updated anything. Is there a way to tell which of the two cartridges needed before taking it completely apart? Thank you for the video any any advice!
Good info! But mine is the Delta Windmere.....instead of the side hex scrrew, it has a handle screw, that screws right into the cartridge end.....at 1st, the screw was frozen, got it loose with an impact screwdriver, but it only backs out about 1/4", and just keeps spinning.....I can see the cartridge between the handle & spacer.....might try to just Sawzall through the cartridge....but I cannot loosen get the handle off
I hear you, corrosion is a beast sometimes. I would spray it heavily with PB Blaster, wrap it in an old towel and try again tomorrow.
@Sparky Channel , yeah I sprayed it with PB 2x, got it unfrozen.....but it backed out 1/4", spins but doesnt come out....always have issues with Delta
I think you reversed the adjustment, it looks like you turn it counterclockwise for hot and clockwise for cold. You can see the directions on the cartridge itself. Love your videos.
Hi Darren! If you go to 3:20 you can see clearly which way it needs to be turned for colder and which way for hotter. I should have used clockwise as we are looking at the unit rather than clockwise for the actual limiter but if we just look at the colder-hotter arrows everything becomes clear. Thanks!
Counter-clockwise for hotter, no? I'm confused. Otherwise, perfect video. Thank you.
I don't suppose you have another video on what to do if the handle doesn't come off after unscrewing it. It might be calcium build up because it's been there for over a decade. But my handle looks different than the one in the video and it feels like it's going to break something if I pull too hard or twist it too much.
I just did this and forgot the grease . No leaks though and works great . Should I be concerned?
No, I wouldn't worry about it.
Excellent video. The original cartridge was so firmly seated that it broke off while attempting to remove it. We tried wiggling the pulling straight out as you demonstrated. Eventually it broke at the middle. I wonder if someone glued it in when they installed it. Is that possible? What tool to try and remove it?
The cartridge can be separated around the middle. It separates when you turn it counterclockwise. You can put it back together by pushing it in and turning it clockwise. If you physically broke the plastic you will need to replace it.
Before I completely lose my mind, what size allen wrench is required for the 13/14 Multichoice Series? We have used 10 separate allen wrenches and none of them have worked.
Please help I can’t get the cartridge out 😭 I am wiggling it and moving back and forth but can’t budge it!
Thanks so much the rip off Plumber wanted to break my walls of my bathroom. God bless you
Wow! That doesn't surprise me though. GBY as well!
Thanks a million times
Good day! Thank you for the great video! Replaced leaking valve with the new delta original rp46074 but water is not coming out of this, just dripping. Flashed the pipes, didn’t help. Do you have a suggestion of what could it possibly be?
A) Make sure the water is back on.
B) I would take the cartridge, use a flashlight to look for any degree, and re-install.
C) Make sure that the handle is engaging the cartridge.
Most of the time I’ve had to cut the ring off. You need to make a mark on top before you try to start twisting with channel locks I seen many of these cartridges twisted 30° or more. They’re attached with small copper pipes and I’ve seen some twisted so bad that they restrict the water flow or worse Twisted all the way off. And usually you don’t have to change the cartridge just to cups and springs inside.
Curious why you didn’t just remove the escutcheon plate to make access to the valve easier? Otherwise, great video. Excellent point differentiating the pre- and post-2006 shower valves. Pre-2006 have a white cap and post-2006 have a gray cap.
There was no need to remove the escutcheon plate. I would have just been creating more work for myself.
Sparky is the cartridge also
known as the valve
Yes, a cartridge is a kind of easily replaceable valve.
Hi , question : why would the handle not come out even after removing hex screw ? Thank you
hard water deposit. lime .calcium
I can't get the faucet off!!!
Hello, great video... my problem... (one of them)... leaky delta, same as in the video... bought an RP19804 because mine is white, not grey... followed the instructions.... replaced the cartridge... installed all parts up to the handle... turned handle to the off position, turned on main water, water flows unrestricted to tub. handle does not turn water off... removed new cartridge, reinstalled old cartridge... water is off but still leaks... do I have a bad replacement or the wrong cartridge?
Hey. If your faucet was installed before 2005 get the one he showed with the blue party on it it’s the one for 13/14 series. I bought the Delco brand for $31 at Lowe’s.
Is there any gasket in the rough in, my plumber made new placement with new cartridge, it is still leaking, he dig black rubber debris from rough in, we can’t find proper gaskets. The plumber used old white part to be put on the new cartridge, and grey part is new, and then it is not leaking now, just a very little drop at turning off the water, and then no water leaking again.
Will this cartridge work for me if I’m replacing a delta also but my existing valve has the metal ball instead of the one that u pulled out?
No, this cartridge won't work in that case.
I installed a new cartridge, but the bathtub faucet drip got worse. I did not use plumber's grease. Could that be the issue? Or does that just make it easier to slide in and out (lubrication)?
Angela, did you clean out the part that the cartridge goes into first? A piece of debris or corrosion can cause a leak. The plumber's grease is more for the next guy who works on the cartridge because it will come out more easily but it can help it slip into place more easily as well.
@@SparkyChannel I didn't do a very good job, apparently. I just took apart and cleaned out the calcium deposits, and I think that may have done the trick! Thank you so much for your video and answer to my question!
Question! I have Low water pressure in my shower head.. replaced the cartridge with a new one and I still have the same water pressure.. took shower head completely off and it doesn’t make a difference I still have the same pressure …could I have gotten a faulty cartridge from the store??? Any help is appreciated. Thanks !!
I can't tell what the problem is from here, sorry.
I've got a brand new Delta valve and cartridge installed (RP46074) but there was a slow leak coming from my shower head. I opened up the valve and cartridge to see if there was any obstructions and found none so I put it all back together and now the leak is worse! Any idea what the issue could be? I believe something inside the cartridge housing such as the piston or the seats/springs got loose. Thoughts?
you may have put it back together wrong. try putting the springs fat side in, then the little cup things cup side out, then put it all back together. also, get plumbers grease, it helps the seal on the o rings. not a plumber, just been wrestling with my shower for a week and ive contacted delta several times for help. hope i can fix someones shower
So I have an interesting issue with my delta valve. It seemed to be dripping so I replaced it. The process of getting it out was a bear but I eventually got it out and replaced. The new one seemed to work just fine but this morning there were a few drips of water in the bottom of the shower. It is almost like it will intermittently let some water by. It will be dry all day long and then a few drips come out and then it stops again. Any idea what may cause that? Could it be water hammer from another valve in the house that causes a little water to sneak by?
My guess is that it's just some water left in your shower head.
is lithium grease not a good option, instead of silicone?
No, because lithium grease is toxic when heated. Stick with the plumber's grease.
Hey Bill, any tips on how to break free a frozen set screw? I've tried spraying some lubricant into the set screw hole.....but man it seems to be really frozen!
Yes, I really like PB Blaster. I spray it in there, tap on the metal, spray it again, tap again and then I have a nice set of "T" allen wrenches. Use the correct size or it will strip. Good luck! And use plumber's grease when you screw it in.
@@SparkyChannel Thanks!
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Unable to remove the old cartridge. The bottom section is stuck in the housing. Any ideas on how to remove it?
Lots of PB Blaster. Tap the metal, cover with an old towel, let it soak, then give it another try. It's corrosion.