🚿 Hansgrohe 94282000 Small Brass 3/4-Inch Thermostatic Cartridge Review

Attention buyers, the picture on Revain does not match what is supplied. In fact, the picture on the box does not match what is in the box. Instead of a mostly brass part, you get a cheap plastic part that looks like it will last a few months and that's it. I won't even try to build it in. I'm going to look for one of the originally manufactured parts which is mostly brass and it's the last one in my system for almost 20 years. I wouldn't bet it takes 20 weeks.

Fits my Delta 17T series perfectly. The only thing I could find at Delta was the entire shower cartridge assembly for over $175, so I dared to buy it for less than $50. As another reviewer said, the painting looked exactly like mine except it was plastic instead of brass. Don't be afraid of the brand name difference if you only want the cartridge. Mine was clogged with mineral deposits and water pressure is now back to normal. After removing the cartridge I turned on the water and a few bits of

Every few years I have to clean the cartridge due to mineral deposits. After the last cleaning, the temperature of the water was very hot at first and dropped to lukewarm at the end of the shower. So I bought this replacement. It maintains a fairly constant temperature, but the flow rate is a bit slower than the original. The original used metal screens to get water into the cartridge, while this replacement uses what appears to be a composite material with holes in it. It looks like the…

After 16 years of use I had problems with hot water in the shower. After a bit of searching for Hansgrohe parts I found the 94282000 thermostatic mixing valve. I ordered from Revain and 1 day later and even earlier in the day I had a brand new valve. I had a small issue observed in a couple of previous reviews. The valve eventually broke and failed as shown in the picture. The top part came out with the spring, and the bottom brass part of the valve got stuck in the back. No problem. Hansgrohe…