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Please help identify this kitchen faucet

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Bird222

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I bought this but I can't remember what it is. I thought it may be a Moen. However, I can't see any identifying marks on it. I think I bought at Lowe's a few years ago. It is leaking from the bottom and I am trying to fix it.

 
If it's leaking it's probably an o-ring and those are universal, for the most part. Take the old one(s) out and go to the hardware store and match them up.
 
I really doesn't matter on the manufacture of the faucet. There really is only 3 or 4 brand of cartridges. Moen, American Standard and delta. Just extract the cartridge and take it to home depot. Match it up with what they have.
 
take it apart and identify the part that is broken/damaged. Then call the manufacturer; These things usually have lifetime warranties, so you can ask them for a replacement for the part that is damaged. When I had to replace a bathroom faucet home depot didn't have the part. Obviously this is a kitchen part, but it's worth it if you get a free replacement.
 
bigpimpatl said:
take it apart and identify the part that is broken/damaged. Then call the manufacturer; These things usually have lifetime warranties, so you can ask them for a replacement for the part that is damaged. When I had to replace a bathroom faucet home depot didn't have the part. Obviously this is a kitchen part, but it's worth it if you get a free replacement.
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As previously suggested, take it apart and look for part numbers. If you cannot find a manufacturer, then take lots of pics and bring them to Home deport/Lowes. The hardware guys there might know.
 
Like iamwiz said. There are probably only a couple dozen faucet designs ever and in the last 20 years probably less than half a dozen are the most popular. A lot of kits come with all kind of parts you don't need that are used on variations of that style.
 
I have a price phister that has that exact same red, white and blue dot. I don't know if that is a universal feature to all brands or unique to this one.
 
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