Fit Price Pfister 910-900 Ceramic Disc Cartridge - By Plumb USA

I didn't have my hope up due to conflicting information on the internet on which cartridge to get. Even the youtube video on how to reverse the catridge from the hot to the cold water side gave different information on which faucets it covered than then link on pfisters own website stated. I still have the manual that came with the faucet and it took 3 days of digging to make my decision.My faucet is a phister H35, the H35 and the 835 used the same cartridge on the hot side, (910-691 LTH). The cold water side on the 385 used a (910-681 RTH) which shuts off in the reverse direction.Both have been replaced by the (910-900) which easy to change to the reverse direction.To make a long story short, I bought it,installed it,quick easy,no leaks,and works perfect.If someone knows I have the 835 instead,please add to this. The manual has both listed and not 100 percet sure. LolBoth of my handles turn the same direction.This is a great product at a low price which ever one you have.Thanks.

My faucet was leaking to the point that I was having to turn it off under the sink to prevent a huge water bill. I ordered these fittings and they dropped right in very easily and quickly. They are pretty tight to turn, but I am sure they will loosen some with use.Note that these come set for use on the hot water side. To use one on the cold water side you need to do some minor adjustment by flipping the insert inside of the fitting. It just takes maybe a minute or two to flip it around. You can find several YouTube videos on how to do it that will make the process easier than reading the instructions.

I keep having to buy these inserts and replace them about every 6 months or so.When first installed they work fine, but inevitably within 6 months or so they either start dripping when closed, or get stuck in the open position and can't be shut off.I'm about ready to rip this garbage Price Pfister faucet out of the sink and replace it with something that doesn't constantly break. Can't stand it anymore.

Actually, I haven't yet installed the two parts. They look as if they are well-made. When I last tried to replace the seat washers, the white disks in the cartridge fell out of one of them. I had difficulty getting the disk back in, properly. I was glad to see that the replacement cartridge now has a black ring on the bottom which should prevent the disks in the cartridge from falling out. The water still dripped after replacing the seat disks, but, at the moment, the drip is so miniscule that I have delayed installing the replacement cartridges. I will probably do it, eventually, and, as a minimum, I have two spares.

After 24 hours since installation, cold side began leaking. Upon disassembly, (very easy), found junks of rock,(calcium deposits) filling the bottem side of valve. Disassembled removed rock pieces, reassembled with no leak. This Price Pfister is solid as a rock, easy to repair, now hope for another fifteen (15) years of service.

The part was great and the delivery was great. Don't forget to flush the line before installing the part. I did this by taking the old part off the faucet; having my son hold a drinking glass upside down over the empty socket; placing a towel around the glass, and turning the hot water supply valve on and off until the water ran clear. The seller could improve the listing by linking to Price Pfister's video describing how to reverse the stem rotation.

It was cheaper to replace these cartridges than to replace the entire faucet and the work extremely well. The dripping and sucking air vibrations stopped. The only thing that concerned me was the notice about potential lead poisoning which I didn't notice until after purchase and installation. I suspect (hope) that this threat is minimal as it isn't like water traveling through many feet of iron pipes, which I do not have.

The piece the stops the handle rotation at the right point on my original bathroom faucet was plastic and over 15 years, it had crushed so the handle/knob could turn past the off position and turn back on slightly when turning it off. I just pulled this piece of the new valve and put it on the old one, and that solved the problem. The new piece is metal rather than plastic, so I can expect it to last more than 15 years. The rest of the sink will probably be worn out by then.

Used this cartridge to fix leaking Price Philtre faucet. Always change both Cartridges, I thought it was cold water leaking, changed it and still had a leak. Changed the hot one as well no more leaks.