how do I find the correct model number to order the correct replacement stem?
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Go to the delta website and find the faucet you have using the appearance, then look up the installation/specs/parts breakdown for that model. If it's too old and doesn't look like a current model, you can take a picture and email it to customer support at delta.
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The best way that I have found to find the correct model number for the replacement stem is to use the Delta website and find your faucet. My faucet is 13 years old and Delta had the faucet and a parts list on its website. From the parts list you can find the part number and cross reference to a replacement part number.
392177
I found that many faucets use the same stems. I went to the deltafaucet.com, searched for a similar fixture, found the repair parts list. Then I shopped around to find the best price. Use only original Delta parts. I found that 3rd party equivalents do not work well.
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I was certain I had the right model number using the website. Couldn't find the correct part here so went to my big box hardware store with actual part and faucet model in hand. The associate and I couldn't find the right part number. She told me that delta would send me the parts for free! I called them immediately (right from the store). The delta associate identified the correct model number based on age and the fact that it had springs/seats. 4 stems (have two separate leaking faucets over ten years old) and 4sets of spring/seats are expected w/i 7-10 days. I can tolerate the slow drip til then. I was certain I had the right model number using the website. Couldn't find the correct part here so went to my big box hardware store with actual part and faucet model in hand. The associate and I couldn't find the right part number. She told me that delta would send me the parts for free! I called them immediately (right from the store). The delta associate identified the correct model number based on age and the fact that it had springs/seats. 4 stems (have two separate leaking faucets over ten years old) and 4sets of spring/seats are expected w/i 7-10 days. I can tolerate the slow drip... » Read More I was certain I had the right model number using the website. Couldn't find the correct part here so went to my big box hardware store with actual part and faucet model in hand. The associate and I couldn't find the right part number. She told me that delta would send me the parts for free! I called them immediately (right from the store). The delta associate identified the correct model number based on age and the fact that it had springs/seats. 4 stems (have two separate leaking faucets over ten years old) and 4sets of spring/seats are expected w/i 7-10 days. I can tolerate the slow drip til then. « Show Less
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Find your model number at the Delta web site or at a Delta display in a store. Most people in a store or even at the Delta web site will be happy to help you.
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You should be able to check on Amazon's web site for your specific year make and model. You can also check Tirerack.com as well. They also have a network of garages that they ship to. I had mine shipped to a local ford dealer who installed them for the cost of valve stems.
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You will need to order a replacement stem if its turning. And you might want to try just really tightening the quick release. http://www.amazon.com/Como-35-5cm-Length-Bicycle-Seatpost/dp/B009AQI566/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381354532&sr;=8-2&keywords;=Seat+stemA stem with this adapter will work for this seat. Just make sure you get one the right diameter, because if you get to wrong diameter it will either not fit or it will spin.
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Go to the Norelco website and put in the model # it will give you the correct head number.
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I would google the company or search the booklet which came with it for a phone number and call. That is how I always find replacement parts for anything.
834952
The correct product numbers you gentlemen are referring to are:1427-M01D 10-24 mandrel1427-M01E 1/4" mandrel1427-M04D - 10-24 nose piece1427-M04E - 1/4" nose piece- Astro
1969806
The stem should be a standard diameter for all Moen bathroom faucets. The cartridge diameter may be different depending on the model.
1544893
Quick answer: I would also have to look it up on the website, and doubly recommend you do so as I've purchased parts that looked for all the world on Amazon to be correct, but had a different digit when they arrived and obviously then did not fit. But the website will have good exploding drawings to match both part number and appearance. Good luck--it takes a bit of effort, but worth it.
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I went to online to Sears parts direct. Type in your model number. Search the parts list for your handle and check the part number listed to the one on Amazon. If they match, you should be go to go. That's what I did and had no problems. Also compare your part to the one shown on Amazon, they should look the same. The handle I ordered was a perfect match
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I spoke with a rep at J&B; (manufacturer) and I went on their website www.jbi.bike and determined I indeed received a part that will not work for my bike. I received 58383 but should have received 58391. If you go to their web site you can confirm. The part they sent has a length of 180mm quill (too long per spec given in description) and the fork diameter (stem) is not 22.2mm, it is in fact 25.4mm. I ended up returning the product twice and then bought the correct part from bikeparts.com
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I couldn't match up model number either when I ordered. But the one I ordered was the only one with the right diameter, and it turned out to be a perfect fit.
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I went to ereplacement.com and if you have the model number you can find a replacement that should work for you.
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hi. Everything you see in the pic comes with it. I'm sorry as i do not know if either of the stems that you listed will work. The unit as a whole, has lasted very well.
2005216
Your best bet with anything from Amazon. com is to go to the manufactures website and look up the correct part number then come back to Amazon.com...I've made that mistake a few times.
698858
I am not sure what size you need without seeing what you already have. The length of you stem is determined by what type of handles you want to replace them with as well as the depth of where your body housing is in the wall. I would consult someone at Lowe's or Home Depot.
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After I ordered the part I gave the food processor to a friend, but I vaguely remember seeing a part number imprinted on the side if my damaged stem. good luck
1809329
I'm not sure. I got two different stems, and only one fits. Not sure which is which anymore. Sorry.