Why is my Moen bathtub faucet dripping?

Recommended Solution-Moen faucets are designed with an interior component called a cartridge. This part is responsible for controlling the water flow. If a faucet is leaking water from the spout, the reason is usually the cartridge.

How do I stop my Moen bathroom faucet from dripping?





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Quote from Youtube video: If you look at your new one there's a little tab right there that goes to that slot right there so just line those two up and push it in put your brass ring back on tighten. It with pliers.

Why is water dripping from my bathtub faucet?

A cracked or worn washer in the stem is a common source of a dripping bathtub faucet. Each time the water is turned on the washer is pushed against the valve. This repeated friction over time causes the washer to wear out. The tub faucet stem or cartridge itself may be the cause of the leak.

How do you stop a leaking bathtub faucet?

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Quote from Youtube video: First place a towel in the tub to help protect it. Now remove the spout by scouring the caulking with your box cutter. And then turning the spout. Counterclockwise. Pliers can be used in the removal.

How do I change a Moen tub cartridge?

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Quote from Youtube video: Go through the steps on replacing a single handle Moen cartridge remove the handle the escutcheon plate. And tube the escutcheon plate is generally held in with two screws.

How do I know which Moen cartridge I need?





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Quote from Youtube video: Simply by going to your faucet years ago go into your faucet. And pull them pulling. On your cartridge if the handle pulls out it's a 12 25 cartridge.

How do you remove a Moen tub faucet handle?

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Quote from Youtube video: There's there's a movable escutcheon on the bottom. Right here if you had a leaky faucet you'd replace this stem and the seat that the Sims sits against but for the handle. Here.

What kind of Moen valve do I have?

If not the series number can be usually be found on the underside of the faucet or on the decorative escutcheon ring that goes around it. The second way to identify your Moen valve cartridge is to remove the old one. You will do this by first shutting off the hot and cold water feed to your shower.

How do you take apart a Moen faucet?

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Quote from Youtube video: But most faucets have a set screw on the side or top of the handle. The screws are moved by using a hex wrench. After the screw is loosened you will be able to lift the handle off the valve body.

How do I identify my Moen faucet?



Exact model numbers can be found on your box or on your instruction sheet. If unavailable, you may find the general family series number on the back of the spout (non pullout).

How do you remove a Moen faucet handle without visible screws?

If the set screw is visible, hold the faucet in place and tighten the screw. If you can’t see the screw, it will be under the cap, which you can remove with a flathead screwdriver or your small knife. Tighten the screw while holding the handle in place. Once the screw is tight, the handle should stop shaking.

Are Moen replacement parts free?

If this faucet should ever develop a leak or drip during the Warranty Period, Moen will FREE OF CHARGE provide the parts necessary to put the faucet back in good working condition and will replace FREE OF CHARGE any part or finish that proves defective in material and manufacturing workmanship, under normal …

Is Moen guaranteed for life?



Moen products have been manufactured under the highest standards of quality and workmanship. Most Moen faucets are backed by Moen’s Lifetime Limited warranty.

How do I know if my Moen cartridge is bad?

Symptoms of a bad Moen 1225 and 1222B Cartridge:

  1. Leaking from the handle, tub spout or shower head when off.
  2. Difficult to open or close shower valve.
  3. Difficult to turn shower handle.
  4. Inability to get very hot or very cold water.


How do I contact Moen for replacement parts?

1-800-BUY-MOEN



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