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#388872 - 07/22/07 09:31 PM
Re: Best Faucets
[Re: morrisdancer]
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Handyman
Registered: 08/15/06
Posts: 1181
Loc: Wallyworld, Ct.
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BTW Liz. It's 1-800-289-6636.  Al
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#388873 - 07/22/07 09:32 PM
Re: Best Faucets
[Re: GrandfatherClock]
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Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 10/27/05
Posts: 8200
Loc: Michigan
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Ooooh, Al, thanks for saving me a trip to Moen's website!  Now to hunt up a pen..... Liz
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#388874 - 07/22/07 09:33 PM
Re: Best Faucets
[Re: morrisdancer]
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Specializing in Non-Fiction
Registered: 09/13/03
Posts: 8530
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MorrisDancer:
Whenever I've phoned Moen about a part, they never asked me for any proof of purchase. I just told them what part I needed, and they sent it to me.
I think what you should do is phone around to the plumbing wholesalers in your area and find out who the local Moen distributor is. Show the distributor a picture of your faucet or just flip through their catalogue until you find your faucet, and they should be able to provide you with a photocopy the original documentation that came with the faucet. (Or, maybe they can tell you where you can download it online.) Then, you can describe to them where it's leaking from, and they'll tell you what O-ring (or other part) you need to replace. Then, just order the part.
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#388875 - 07/22/07 09:37 PM
Re: Best Faucets
[Re: GrandfatherClock]
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Registered: 07/17/07
Posts: 178
Loc: Washington state
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What I meant by home depot puts their name on it, is I highly doubt home depot is in the business of making faucets so theyll get a company to make faucets for them and home depot puts their name on it like they make it,so chances are if delta/peerless makes the product for home depot they use delta/peerless parts inside ,theyll mark and label it as pegusus product.I could be way off, I havent had the pleasure of attempting to repair one yet since theyre a new line and havent had much time to wear out their cartridges or washers or what ever they use.I also apologize to kohler if i havent had good experiences with their faucets.
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#388876 - 07/22/07 09:44 PM
Re: Best Faucets
[Re: Nestor_Kelebay]
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Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 10/27/05
Posts: 8200
Loc: Michigan
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Nestor, thank you as I'm a bit worried about not finding a serial number on that faucet (it's old and that "middle aged eyes thing" might rear it's ugly head, even with a flashlight!) AND I *think* I might already know who a local distributor is as a local plumber replaced the "spout" years ago and it was under warranty (but of course, his LABOR wasn't free...I'm a little smarter now so hopefully I won't have to pay for labor! Discovered Son has plumbing talent and he actually enjoys plumbing, *happydance*!)
Bweaklan, for your research, I'm already betting a Moen is the way to go from the comments!!
Liz
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#388877 - 07/23/07 06:19 AM
Re: Best Faucets
[Re: PAPlumber]
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Handyman
Registered: 08/15/06
Posts: 1181
Loc: Wallyworld, Ct.
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What I meant by home depot puts their name on it, is I highly doubt home depot is in the business of making faucets so theyll get a company to make faucets for them and home depot puts their name on it like they make it,so chances are if delta/peerless makes the product for home depot they use delta/peerless parts inside ,theyll mark and label it as pegusus product.
Ahhh. Now we're on the same page. To the best of my knowledge though (and I could be wrong) HD doesn't have a faucet *made for them*. They DO own a couple of faucet companies, Pegasus being one of them, but Delta and the other *brand names* don't make special one just for the Depot. It's been awhile since I worked there though, and things *may* have changed, but with this I sort of doubt it.
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I could be way off, I havent had the pleasure of attempting to repair one yet since theyre a new line and havent had much time to wear out their cartridges or washers or what ever they use.I also apologize to kohler if i havent had good experiences with their faucets.
Hey, everybody has a right to their opinion , and though those opinions may vary, they are generally formed on real life experiences. If you've had bad ones, so be it. Nobody can argue that fact. I've had problems with Delta monitor shower valves, but others haven't. It doesn't change MY experience though.  Al
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#388878 - 07/23/07 06:57 AM
Re: Best Faucets
[Re: GrandfatherClock]
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Shaman
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 08/01/01
Posts: 39971
Loc: Southern ,California
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#388881 - 07/23/07 07:40 PM
Re: Best Faucets
[Re: bubbadersh]
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Handyman
Registered: 08/15/06
Posts: 1181
Loc: Wallyworld, Ct.
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