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Great video, clear and concise directions. The background "Music" is very distracting and spoils the overall presentaion.

Lifesaver video and very well done. Thank you!

There are two extra parts (white o ring) on top of the Allen wrench shown at 0:59 and grey round nut on top of the picture. What are those for?

My compliments for a video well done! Your clear visuals and narration are just what novices like me are looking for.

Thank you, and Happy holidays!

What do I do if I can’t remove the screw? It will not budge?

My screw is tightened but is too loose

Super nice video. All little details and steps are well explained while other videos don't. Excellent work! Thank you.

Best video ever, however after following each step as shown, I get no water,

This 15 minute video saved me hours of wasted time. Nothing in the written materials told me what to do with the black, split washer -type thing that the stainless screw screws into. Faucet fixed. I used simple tools. The parts were free from Moen.

Thank you!!!!

Outstanding! I tried repeatedly to put the faucet back together step by step with other videos, but nothing helped. The faucet still wouldn’t work right! I was so frustrated to the point of tears and had to step away from it for days. The problem was not screwing the black cap back on STRAIGHT! This is the only video addressing this problem. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Great video. But do you have one for removing the Orings below where the cartridge is located for this model faucet? Mine leaks there. Anyone?? Thanks in advance.

It is by far...the best video for this task! Thanks Mike Glass!

Turns out there is a difference between the 1255 cartridge and the 1255b cartridge. I was sent the B model. My cartridge was the 1255. Not. A big deal since there are other videos that show how to replace the non-b model.

Easy peasy after watching this video. The twisting tool worked great to loosen the cartridge.

The screw was completely stripped at 5:00 LOL. You guys probably had to break out a replacement or use a screw extractor after the cut.

good!

This is the best video for the Moen Integra faucet. That black piece has a tendency to break, but this video makes it so easy to replace. For some reason, I have reversed the hot and cold so I'll have to check to see what I did wrong. Thanks!

excellent presentation. helped complete this project easily.

The Adapter is attached together with the handle that’s not movable. How can I separate them?

This tutorial was excellent. Never would have been able to fix my faucet without it. Thanks Moen!

OK Mike. You win. I've watched about 10 of these videos and assembled the tap about that many times as well. All other videos 'stuff' gets glossed over. Like this thing has a BAR. Put the SPACER onto the BAR of the Handle Adapter. That was the key to getting the thing to shut off. Now I need a beer. It's been about 3 or 4 hours. THANK YOU. Oh and Moen - those pictograph instructions in the rebuild kit SUCK.

Excellent step by step instruction at a pace easy to follow, thorough details, great video quality. A very good example for how-to videos.

Thanks for pointing out the notch on the cartridge shaft.... I had the hot/cold flow reversed ... and then I saw this. I wish that MOEN would etch their name on their products.. it took an hour of internet searching to discover that I had a MOEN faucet.

Thanks you just save my ass.

Great video. I needed to know how to replace the cartridge and this helped a ton

Ok so here’s what I had to do... The old cartridge would not come out, no matter how many times I turned it back and forth with the white tool that comes with the new cartridge.. I tried with all my might to lift it out and wasted about a half hour struggling to get it to budge but it wasn’t having it. So I got my vice grips and gripped the stem tight, with the side of the vice grips facing the ceiling., and the other side facing the ground. Next I tapped it with my hammer a few times and that did the trick, out she came so easily. My wife was watching me and was sure the plumber would need to come and save me, but no, this time I prevailed. Also, the black rings on the handle assembly was broken in mine into 2 pieces, I didn’t break it, the piece was already broken. I thought for sure that was going to mess things up, but I put it back together with that plastic part in 2 pieces and it worked fine. The job is done and all is well. Whenever you watch these videos, something always goes wrong and it’s not addressed in the video, you have to improvise. This video was excellent and I could not have done the job without it. Thank you

What an excellent instructional video. In my haste I was following Moen's instructions resulting in wasting an hour. TY

Wonderful video. I had a 15 year old faucet and the handle adapter design had changed. I had a new one but it was not assembled. I have always done my own plumbing repairs, but was ready to call a plumber. Then I found this video and was able to fix it my self. I had one problem with Moen parts. The pivot stop did not slip into the retaining nut. In the proper position it would only go in about a 16th of an inch and then pop out. I was able to use the old pivot stop which was very tight also. It did not matter which retainer nut I put it into, the old one or the new one. Thanks for a wonderful video!

Make sure you screw the Philips head screw all the way down so it holds that peice down tight. If you don't, you'll have to take it apart when you discover you have a floppy handle.

Thank you nice step procedures

Best tip was to pause and rewind, never thought of that...

I wish all instructional videos were this good.

So helpful, thank you!

Very well done with great clarity. A life saver! Thank you.

Make sure before installing the cartridge the vent hole on the stem is at 6 o’clock along with the cartridge ears which also should be at 12 and 6 o’clock. Other wise the faucet will only have hot or cold, not both. FYI

Great vid. Followed steps and installed new cartridge. No more leak. Only thing is, now, unless the tap is up and on full blast, it starts to slowly lower itself until it’s almost stopped the water. Any suggestions as to why this is happening? Thanks again.

Excellent video! I just replaced the cartridge and now there is a leak at the base. Could this be because the pivot retainer isn't tight enough? I don't think I saw any o-rings....

My handle adaptor was stuck to the handle....

I do this every 10 years and don't remember how.

This just saved my life thank you for this video!!

This video saved my day - I had the whole faucet apart and was frustrated watching a couple other videos - what worked for me with this video was the slow pace, the detail of instruction, and the clear, in-focus visuals showing what each part looked like. Great job!

Thanks a million! Well organized, just what I needed!

Very-very helpful step by step instruction for someone who has absolutely no idea about stopping the leaky faucet of single handle. This is my first time learning about S.H.F. and I already consider myself an expert as a result of efficiency in teaching of this video. Job well done and deserves the highest appreciation. Thank you and God bless you!

very good company and and nice video

Thank You, it worked out well for me!

great video for sure and thanks ,just would add that a good silicone grease used liberally would help those seals for sure and could add a bit of blue loctite on allen cap screw would add some peace of mind

This is an outstanding how-to-do-it video. It perfectly captures every step of the process, assuring a successful installation.

I can not remove the screw, the alan wrench just keeps turning, doesn't catch.