🚰 Deltas RP4993 Black Small Faucet Review

These little touches couldn't be easier or quicker to install on a single lever mixer. Turn off the water, remove the cap from the pen, then unscrew and remove. Remove the retaining ring and bezel and pull out the small ball assembly. Replace springs and seats, then reassemble and inspect. The total time is about 5-10 minutes. The lever is a little harder to move, but I'm sure it will loosen over time. The main thing is that it no longer drips out of the tap!

I endured the shower dripping for a long time and thought I had to gut the shower to replace the faucet. Then I searched the internet and came across ChickFix on YouTube. It's just that she has a faucet that looks like me and a link to Revain for that article. I realized that for the price it wasn't hard to try. If that didn't work, I was left with only $4. Their faucet design was similar enough that I was able to figure out where the repair was really easy. No more leaks! life is good again

Wow. I was willing to replace my 15 year old faucet, or maybe just the cartridge with any luck as the faucet only recently started leaking. But I went to the website [deltafaucet.com] and was able to quickly find my old discontinued faucet with a parts list and also a diagram to help me out. Then I saw that they had a video and I watched it. Not only did he tell me that I probably just need the seats and springs, he also showed me how to replace them. Great video and great site. Now I'm buying…

I have installed several of these kits in sinks and have had trouble fitting the seat into the hole. The seat and spring don't go into the hole together, I just have to insert the spring (big end down) because the rubber seat always tightens sideways like it's too big for the hole, even when I try to lower it with a Phillips screwdriver or other tool. The holes are clean, I use silicone grease. I finally learned how to put a plastic straw in the rubber seat to hold it in place so I can hold it…

After reading reviews of several non-OEM Delta faucet seats and springs, we decided to spend a little more on these genuine Delta parts. We received them in retail packaging and not in the big chunks in the plastic bag that other reviewers have mentioned. We originally just replaced the RP4993 seats on our Delta dual handle toilet faucet, but the new seats didn't stop the dripping of hot and cold water. , so we swapped out the RP1740 cartridges as well, which fixed the problem. The original…

The last time my Delta Monitor 1300/1400 Series Tub/Shower leaked I replaced the entire cartridge with a KISSLER RP19804 Delta Faucet Cartridge but this time I thought better just replace the inner seats and springs to see if the leak stops. It worked like a charm. The two halves of the cartridge simply twist together and move apart a quarter turn. After disassembly, you can easily see the seats and springs and replace them with a new set. There are videos on the Delta website and YouTube…

My seat and springs came in the original US Delta packaging. Some reviews said they received their seat and feathers in a small plastic bag with no identification. The seat and springs I received fit my Delta bathroom faucet perfectly, but when I took it apart I noticed that one of the stem assemblies - or cartridges as some call them - had a small scratch on the stainless steel disc, which contributed to the damage to the seat. Just replacing the seat and springs really stopped most leaks for…