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Help me Spot my Moen Model Number
If you saved the box or the manual for your Moen fixture, you can find the model number listed there. If not, you may have a more difficult time identifying your unit. This is because Moen only lists the model numbers on their boxes or manuals.
However, they sometimes list the product’s series number on the fixture. Using the series number--and a photograph of your fixture from our site--may help you find your model. But it’s definitely going to be trickier. So take a look at some of our tips below:
You’ll find the series number in the following locations of your models:
Kitchen Faucets: Check the back side of the spout, near the base. If you swivel the aerator, it should display the series number, which typically starts with 7 or 8, then is followed by numbers.
Lavatory Single Faucets: Listed on the underside of the spout.
Lavatory Two Faucets: Look for the series number on the back of the decorative ring on the lower portion of the spout.
If you can’t find your model or series number, give our Customer Service team a call and we’ll do our best to identify your model.
However, they sometimes list the product’s series number on the fixture. Using the series number--and a photograph of your fixture from our site--may help you find your model. But it’s definitely going to be trickier. So take a look at some of our tips below:
You’ll find the series number in the following locations of your models:
Kitchen Faucets: Check the back side of the spout, near the base. If you swivel the aerator, it should display the series number, which typically starts with 7 or 8, then is followed by numbers.
Lavatory Single Faucets: Listed on the underside of the spout.
Lavatory Two Faucets: Look for the series number on the back of the decorative ring on the lower portion of the spout.
If you can’t find your model or series number, give our Customer Service team a call and we’ll do our best to identify your model.
Moen Repairs from A to Z
If you’ve never taken apart your Moen fixture before, you’d be surprised how many little parts and components go into a regular sink faucet. There’s screen, gaskets, screws, plates, springs and cartridges. And all of this would be nearly impossible to put back together without a little help. Luckily, we offer parts diagrams and expert advice, so you are not alone.
So if your Moen faucet springs a leak, our community forum will help you diagnose the issue to determine what part is faulty. And once you order the parts using our easy-to-use parts diagrams, we’ll even help you through the installation process. We like to think that repairing doesn’t have to be a chore, and with our repair resources, we think you’ll agree with us.
So if your Moen faucet springs a leak, our community forum will help you diagnose the issue to determine what part is faulty. And once you order the parts using our easy-to-use parts diagrams, we’ll even help you through the installation process. We like to think that repairing doesn’t have to be a chore, and with our repair resources, we think you’ll agree with us.
Check out our helpful repair resources below...
Customer Comments
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Maryland, USA
Innovation and Style
In the last 50 years Moen has become one of the best selling and most popular bathroom fixture brands in the world. Their advanced technology and innovative designs have produced some of the best faucets, shower heads, and plumbing equipment in the entire market.
Using their specialized cartridge, Moen products compensate for sudden pressure changes to provide a steady stream of water at the right temperature, every time. So if you’re the type of person that want’s a cutting-edge shower head, look no further than the fixtures made by Moen.
Using their specialized cartridge, Moen products compensate for sudden pressure changes to provide a steady stream of water at the right temperature, every time. So if you’re the type of person that want’s a cutting-edge shower head, look no further than the fixtures made by Moen.
