Identify and Repair Price Pfister Faucet

[CraneWing]

Hello, I am new to the forum and hope my post will lead to results for a DIY project. A Price Pfister faucet in our bathroom has been broken for years. The kids somehow snapped the handles off the faucet, which still works, but the handles fall off on occasion, and they have become chipped because they have fallen.

First I need help identifying this Price Pfister faucet model. We bough it from the long gone Home Quarters Warehouse in 1999. I am trying to figure out what internal part(s) I need to fix these faucets, as well as where to get replacement porcelain screw-in handles. Or should I get a whole new faucet system?

I am hopeful for some constructive advice. I tried posting these at Garden Web plumbing forums and got nothing but sarcastic and hurtful comments, but my browsing of the forums seems to indicate your members can help me.

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[cwhyu2]

As far as replacing the stem, parts are readily available.The handles not so much.You would be better off replacing the faucet.
I like Delta or Moen .

[jimbo]

Looks like a Moen Monticello, not PP. In any case, polished brass is on the outs, so replacement handles for an old faucet may be hard to come by. Lets see the cartridge to confirm, then check with moen.

[jadnashua]

You may find parts. If you can swing it, that one is getting kind of sorry so you might want to consider replacing it.

[hj]

Call 1-800-BUY-MOEN. Tell them the handles have broken, and you are the original owner. THey will probably want copies of those pictures to verify the model.

[Towers Plumbing]

Part number for the hub plastic piece is Moen #97556
http://www.moen.com/search?search_sc...ch_terms=97556
As for the handles, I don't see where they have the polished brass but this might work for just the porcelain
http://www.moen.com/search?search_sc...ch_terms=97559