Medium
1-2 hours
This is an original manufacturer-approved replacement part which is specially designed for use with American Standard faucets. Its purpose is to filter out contaminants from the water. Over time it will wear out and may get clogged eventually requiring a replacement to ensure the best results. Refer to the owner\\\'s manual and the appropriate diagram for your model to ensure the correct installation of the new cartridge. Keep in mind it is sold as an individual component. Note, the cartridge is secured by three screws which are sold separately.
Cartridge A951470-0070A
OEM part for: American Standard
Part Number: A951470-0070A
$29.93
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This part will fit the following 24 machines
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This part replaces obsolete part #: AA9514700070AP, AA9514700070A
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Arrived on time Faucet working perfect!!!!!!!
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March 6, 2023
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easy to change and has been installed and the faucet will be hooked back up tomorrow and I am sure all will be well as before, just a shame the store it was bought from still sells the faucet but no replacement parts so we will continue to buy from your company. have a spare and will continue to shop here. Quick delivery and very pleased with the service, Thank You
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It leaked.
John - March 29, 2017
👍 2 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Faucet
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Pliers, Allen Wrench
The difficult parts were simply in finding out how the parts were connected to the faucet base. There is a set screw that attaches the handle to the faucet which was a PITA to find. It is under a button which was not a problem, but unscrewing it and discovering that the handle pulls out is obvious once you know how. Then there is a cowling that has to come off. Discovering that it screws on and is removed with a pair of channel locks is another PITA and easy once you know how. Then three screws come out and the cartridge comes out. Reverse the process to get it working again. A scraped knuckle, some scratches on the cowling, and some bad words did the trick. No worries.
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Leaked around spout base and cartridge was hard to turn on.
Robert - July 1, 2023
Tool Type
Faucet
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Allen wrench
Parts Used
1. Turn off water
2 Loosen single handle allen set screw with 3/32 allen wrench.
3. Remove single handle from cartridge (The hardest part of the job). You would think the handle would just slip off the cartridge stem, but NO, it's held on by a plastic or nylon spacer that is pressed into the handle and must be pried off with the handle using something that won't scratch up the chrome on the faucet. Took almost an hour to figure that out! After that every thing went smoothly
4. There are no instructions with the repair parts. One thing that's important is to use a food grade silicon grease on the cartridge seals and the spout O-rings or they will fail prematurely.
2 Loosen single handle allen set screw with 3/32 allen wrench.
3. Remove single handle from cartridge (The hardest part of the job). You would think the handle would just slip off the cartridge stem, but NO, it's held on by a plastic or nylon spacer that is pressed into the handle and must be pried off with the handle using something that won't scratch up the chrome on the faucet. Took almost an hour to figure that out! After that every thing went smoothly
4. There are no instructions with the repair parts. One thing that's important is to use a food grade silicon grease on the cartridge seals and the spout O-rings or they will fail prematurely.
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Faucet leaking under the sink.
John - November 17, 2022
Tool Type
Faucet
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Allen wrench
Parts Used
I read the repair instructions on this website; removed the plastic plug on the faucet handle to expose the set screw with a 2.5 mm Allen wrench.
Unscrewed the cover and then removed the cartridge
(3 screws). I soaked the handle and cover in vinegar to remove mineral deposits and cleaned the faucet manifold where the cartridge mounts. Installed the new cartridge, gently tightened the 3 screws until it fit snugly. Faucet is like new, an easy repair!
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Unscrewed the cover and then removed the cartridge
(3 screws). I soaked the handle and cover in vinegar to remove mineral deposits and cleaned the faucet manifold where the cartridge mounts. Installed the new cartridge, gently tightened the 3 screws until it fit snugly. Faucet is like new, an easy repair!
Thanks!
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Leaking cartridge
Thomas - January 22, 2021
Tool Type
Faucet
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
, Allen wrench set standard/metric
Parts Used
1. Shut off hot and cold water going to the faucet. 2. Remove the little plug on the faucet, the set screw will likely be inside the opening. 3. Be sure to use the correct size Allen wrench, rounding off the screw opening, not a good idea. Remove the screw and faucet handle can be removed fairly easy. 4. Remove faucet collar, that covers the cartridge. This can be a challenge, use rubber gloves/mitts, rubber dollies for removing jar lids. Channel locks, not a good choice, chip and damage the collar. 5. Remove the cartridge, three screws. Replace cartridge, be sure to place in correct position, should be a little position tab that seats cartridge in correct position. Make sure that all gaskets/ washers are in proper position. Tighten screws a little at a time, proper seating for the cartridge. 6. Replace all parts in reverse order.
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