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Delta Faucet RP4993 Seats And Springs

Delta Faucet RP4993 Seats And Springs

(17 customer reviews)

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Description:

Seats and springs. Kit comes with 2 seats and 2 springs. For all faucets except slow, self-close models.

Features:

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Seats and springs

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Kit comes with 2 seats and 2 springs

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For all faucets except slow, self-close models.

Product Details:

Product Length:	3.5 inches
Product Width:	2.5 inches
Product Height:	0.9 inches
Product Weight:	0.1 pounds
Package Length:	4.2 inches
Package Width:	1.6 inches
Package Height:	0.7 inches
Package Weight:	0.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 17 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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19 of 20 found the following review helpful:

Common drip or leak from spout? This is the usual part you need...Aug 04, 2009
By Edward Sikorski "Mac/PC Support"
BEFORE you buy this part, know that Delta has a lifetime warranty with most of their products and you could visit their website and request the replacement part for your Delta Faucet (I recommend having the purchase info, date and part number included) at no charge.

This little part seems to be a common failure at my home. I don't know if there is something in the water supply or just bad design, but after two to three years, all of my bathroom faucets (Delta Victorian) are starting to drip. The tub is now dripping (a slow trickle) and I never use the tub (or if so, once a year). But replacing the spring/rubber washer, stopped the drip.
I'm not a plumber but mechanically inclined. Replacing the part only requires shutting off the water supply, removing the valve assembly(s) and replacing the seal/spring. And make sure to block the drain as the this part could pop out and guess where it will want to go!

But $4 isn't much compared to a plumber's rate if this is going to be a problem every 2-3 years, I suggest getting some spares...

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Used in Jacuzzi Whirlpool Tub Valves - 1990 vintageJun 04, 2010
By David Martin
Discovered Delta supplied Jacuzzi with water valves for their model 'Amiga whirlpool tubs' which were manufactured in late 1989. Hot & cold water valves begain leaking water around the valve stem shafts and the local Jacuzzi dealer referred me to buy the necessary Delta parts, the 'RP4993 seat & spring' and the 'Delta Stem Unit Assembly RP1740'. Discovered upon disassembly of the water valve that a black o-ring had been used originally along what appeared to be a 'white delrin seat'. It appears Delta has redesigned the replacement RP4993 to employ a rubber seat and a spring.
Replaced the parts and reassembled which liberal amounts of silicone grease. Note: A special Jacuzzi socket wrench (part #: 1981000) is required to remove the bonnet nut within the recessed water valve cavity. Successful bonnet nut removal required a soaking with Lime-Away followed up with near boiling water. Repair appears to have resolved all leaks. It does appear slightly more torque is required to open/close the water valves, probably due to the pressure exerted upon the rubber seat by the spring.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Did the trick for $3Feb 19, 2012
By Cramsey
My delta faucet was dripping after about 3 years use. I was looking to replace the entire cartridge assembly on both sides to fix this for about $30 total. When I dissembled everything I saw the rubber seats underneath had grooves warn in from years of use. Sure enough that was where the water was seeping through and for $3 I fixed it with these parts in about 10 minutes.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Likely won't fix your problem.Jan 25, 2012
By L. Dobie
I ordered these trying to save a few bucks by just replacing these parts. Not sure if they are actual Delta replacement parts or not, as they came in a Ziploc style bag. I had read the reviews that said this probably wouldn't fix the drip, but I wanted to give it a try anyways.

I had them installed in about 20 minutes (the shower valve had never been apart, and it was being difficult) and the shower was still dripping at the same, rhythmic drip as before.

Save yourself some time and search for the replacement valve (available here on Amazon as well). It fixed my drip and worked better than it did when we moved in.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Generic PartsJan 02, 2012
By A. Zard
When I ordered these parts, I read the description a few times and thought I would receive genuine Delta-branded parts. The price was only a little bit cheaper than ordering from Delta's website, so I ordered it here. Instead, the parts were shipped in a little plastic bag (I attached a picture). I was at Home Depot today and they had a box of 25 pairs of generic seats and springs at about the same price as 3 of these kits.

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