Enhance your water flow with Delta Faucet RP32104 Monitor 17 Series Cartridge Assembly Review

If you can get the job done, this is a great way to do it yourself and save money. The product is a direct quality replacement for the Delta faucet on this model. There is a good guide to figuring out what type of installation is needed. I am very happy with this purchase. The faucet runs very smoothly and money no longer drips down the drain. +++ Thank you and regards.

Be careful when purchasing these cartridges. This is very similar to mine; However, it does have a single rectangular key on the side to position it properly in the valve body. The one I have is identical except it has two triangular buttons on the side. It does not fit completely into the valve body. You can't tell from the product description. It didn't fit my valve body and I was charged $7 to ship it back.

I wasn't sure if this would fit my faucet but it worked great! After a long search on the internet I found a document that explains which version of the cartridge is needed. From Delta's website, it sounded like you'd have to buy the entire upgrade kit for an older version. It's not like this. This cartridge is all you need. The new models have two V-shaped notches, while the old models have a rectangular one.

Replaced a 22 year old (never dripping) cartridge just because we upgraded the trim on an old, very dated 1400 series faucet Although the cartridge did not come with instructions, you can check out the video on the Delta faucet view website. It was easy work. I was ready to cut off the old union nut as it hadn't been touched in 22 years, but after spraying it with vinegar to break up the mineral deposits it came loose easily. A fresh new look cost $110 for this project.

This was the perfect replacement for my 18 year old cartridge that no longer had heat/cool control. It was either VERY cold or VERY hot. I couldn't get the nut off, so I ordered a new cartridge and nut in case all that wrench and hacksaw work ruined the cartridge. I managed to get the old cartridge out completely, but I still decided to put a new one in. I saw an old cartridge that has been soaking in the CLR for a few days and it's sitting in the closet in case I ever need it again.

The replacement took less than 15 minutes after I turned the water off and cost about $15 less than my local Orange Big Box store so figured I, I could wait 2 more days (on prime shipping) to fix my faucet that has been slowly leaking in my 20 year old house for over a year. It's really great that you can just go online and watch a video on how to replace a common/simple part and save money instead of having to go to a plumber for a simple fix! If I have another leak I'll see if I can just…

The temperature knob on my old faucet was difficult to turn. Something was stuck inside and the water was either too hot or too cold. Sometimes the water temperature changed dramatically without touching the handle. This cartridge solved the problem. It comes with good instructions. Note that when changing from an existing 1700 Series to a new 1700 Series, some parts are included that you will not need. They are for upgrading the 1500 series. The instructions are clear on this. Perhaps the most

I have two 1990 Delta Monitor valves with separate volume and temperature controls. One has a bath and shower and the other shower only. Both stopped holding the temperature when the volume was reduced. I was hoping to upgrade the entire fairing set but unfortunately my decorative cap/rosette is quite old and has screws on the bottom at 5/7 o'clock instead of 1/7 which Delta support says I need to open the walls to replace valve body/piping. Definitely considering buying a Delta Grip Pad Kit…