How do I find a replacement faucet stem?

1. It is easiest for us to identify your stem or handle needs by measuring your stem from the left where the washer is attached to the right where the handle fits on the knurled end (The Broached end).
2. Broached ends are unique by manufacturer and is critical when identifying your stem or cartridge.

What type of faucet stem do I have?

It is easiest for us to identify your stem or handle needs by measuring your stem from the left where the washer is attached to the right where the handle fits on the knurled end (The Broached end). Broached ends are unique by manufacturer and is critical when identifying your stem or cartridge.

How long does it take to replace a broken kitchen sink handle?

Replacing a broken sink handle only takes a few minutes. Related Articles. If you have a broken handle on the faucet in your kitchen sink, you do not have to replace the entire faucet to fix the problem. A broken handle can prevent you from turning the water off and on in the sink.

How do you fix a loose handle on a kitchen faucet?

Pop off the decorative cap, if applicable, with the tip of a screwdriver. Raise the faucet’s handle and remove the screw securing the handle with a hex key wrench. Position the new handle on the faucet.

How do you remove a broken stopper from a sink?

Lift the sink drain stopper out of the drain. Inspect the rubber seal on the bottom of the stopper head. If the seal is cracked or brittle, the stopper should be replaced. If it’s still in good condition, you can reuse it. Dip the stopper in mild cleaner or vinegar.

How do you remove a stuck screw from a kitchen faucet?

Use the appropriate screwdriver to loosen and remove this screw. Lift off the handle of the faucet from its stem. Look at the back of the escutcheon or decorative cover at the bottom of the handle. There should be a very small hole with an Allen key screw in the back. Use an Allen key to loosen and remove this screw.