Moen 1255 Everlast cartridge leaks, the fix from Moen

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Terry

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I have been noticing that some of my customers with Moen kitchen faucets have had issues with the leaking 1255 cartridge. For some I've gone back several times. Moen now has a kit they send out that helps to keep the cartridge from loosening and therefore leaking.

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The is the kit.

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Once the water is turned off, the top nut can be removed with a 13/16" socket.
The new cartridge gets dropped in, the new nut gets spun in hand tight, and then rotated and additional 90 degrees, (1/4 turn)
The leg of the pin will fit into a clear opening. The pin assembly will rest flat on the faucet.
If the pin does not fit flat, rotate and use a different opening.
Reinstall handle.

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I have been noticing that some of my customers with Moen kitchen faucets have had issues with the leaking 1255 cartridge. For some I've gone back several times. Moen now has a kit they send out that helps to keep the cartridge from loosening and therefore leaking.

moen-205013-01-page-5.jpg


The is the kit.

moen-205013-01-page-3.jpg


Once the water is turned off, the top nut can be removed with a 13/16" socket.
The new cartridge gets dropped in, the new nut gets spun in hand tight, and then rotated and additional 90 degrees, (1/4 turn)
The leg of the pin will fit into a clear opening. The pin assembly will rest flat on the faucet.
If the pin does not fit flat, rotate and use a different opening.
Reinstall handle.

moen-205013-01-page-4.jpg
Where can I buy this kit?
 

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I have been noticing that some of my customers with Moen kitchen faucets have had issues with the leaking 1255 cartridge. For some I've gone back several times. Moen now has a kit they send out that helps to keep the cartridge from loosening and therefore leaking.

moen-205013-01-page-5.jpg


The is the kit.

moen-205013-01-page-3.jpg


Once the water is turned off, the top nut can be removed with a 13/16" socket.
The new cartridge gets dropped in, the new nut gets spun in hand tight, and then rotated and additional 90 degrees, (1/4 turn)
The leg of the pin will fit into a clear opening. The pin assembly will rest flat on the faucet.
If the pin does not fit flat, rotate and use a different opening.
Reinstall handle.

moen-205013-01-page-4.jpg
Terry,

My Moen Motion Sense faucet was dripping. I replaced cartridge 1255 but it still drips. Could it be the control panel part number 174714 at fault and that is now discontinued?
 
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