Seat And Spring Assembly 131139

Removed faucet head allen screw plug and screw, removed lock nut and washer, removed ball assembly, removed seats and springs. Installed new parts in reverse order and checked for leaks. Rebuilt faucet works great just like new.

Turned off the water. Removed the handle. Pulled out the valve body. Replaced the rubber seats and o-rings. Put the valve body back in the housing, Replaced the handle, turned the water back on and NO MORE LEAKING...

Note that in order to perform the repair, it is first necessary yo turn off the water supply to the faucet.
Removed the old seat and spring assembly, replaced with the new ones - then turned the water supply back on at the completion.

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Friend completed repair easily after receiving seat and spring assembly for both faucets of Delta kitchen faucets.

1. shut water off under sink
2. removed faucet handle with Allen wrench
3. removed valve nut with adjustable wrench
4. remove valve by pulling straight up (may need to jiggle slightly to loosen)
5. remove seat and spring with needle nose pliers
6. remove remaining water in seat area with towel
7. set spring in seat area with needle nose pliers
8. put rubber seat over spring using needle nose pliers
9. press rubber seat to ensure it is not offside and fully around spring
10. re-install valve, and ensure it is in the notches
11. re-install valve nut and tighten slightly (do not overtighten)
12. re-install handle, and tighten Allen nut slightly
13. turn water back on and wait to see if any dripping
14. turn handle to ensure water comes out

1. Removed the faucet handle by removing the set-screw beneath.
2. Unscrewed the large top nut by hand
3. Removed the ball water diverter
4. With needle nose pliers, removed the pair of springs and plastic seats
5. Replaced with new seats and springs, making sure the seats installed the correct way up
6. Reassembled by reversing the order of disassembly

Note: If faucet is leaking from the base of the faucet itself, a different part has worn out and requires a different repair.

Removed handle, the escutcheon,the valve. Took out the old seat and springs. Replaced everything in reverse order.

Turned water off ! Removed handle by loosening set screw. Removed large nut and removed cam and ball assembly. Used a hook to remove seats and springs and cleaned surfaces. Installed new seats and springs. Reassembled in reverse order of disassembly. Leak fixed! Thank you eReplacement parts.com

1. Removed cover for the allen set screw,
2. Found correct bit for the screw.
3. Removed screw, faucet handle and cap and ball valve.
4. Removed old seats and springs with small screwdriver.
5. Replaced with new seats and springs with small screwdriver.
6. Replaced ball and cap--noting keys for correct alignment.
7. Refastened handle with set screw and replaced cover.