Thanks so much for your video. I’m a 66 year old woman trying to save money on home maintenance costs. I got the cartridge from Delta for free due to their lifetime warranty! Now, I’ve replaced the cartridge myself at no additional cost! Thank you so much!
This video was perfect! My Delta faucet would not turn off fully and was slowly breaking. I fixed it using this video and the best part(for me) is that Delta sent the replacement part free of charge. Worked perfectly.
My kitchen faucet was leaking but my husband didn't think it was as bad as I did. I watched your video and was able to fix it without a problem. No nagging and it took very little time. Thank you
Thanks!!! Putting the part #RP50587 really helped me. My faucet looks just like this one. Nearest hardware store is 90 minutes away. I called and asked if they had that part number ....nope. They had to order it. I waited for it to come in before going to town and bottom line is .... it worked! You saved me from driving an hour and a half for nothing other than ordering the part that you told me I needed (assuming we could even figure out what part to order when they didn't have it on the shelf to compare in the first place - probably a BIG assumption). I owe you a beer!!! Or a 6 pack even.... Seriously. Thanks for posting and providing the part number.
Thank you so much! I thought I had a handle that would just need new seats and springs. Took it off and it had the cartridge. Much appreciated to all you folks that help homeowners with these how-to videos.
THANKS! Every faucet's different so I wasn't sure about my leaking faucet. I knew it was a Delta and the cartridge is a RP50587 so I took a look at your video to give me the confidence to jump in and fix it. Now, I'm waiting for delivery. I'm sure I'll have no problem installing it when it comes in. I have my tube of MIRACLE LUBE ready. I learned, from maintaining my pool, that silicone grease is a great product for a smooth installation operation and helpful in maintaining rubber gaskets. It's also a plus the next time I have to go in and work on parts. While it is not required, I find it makes threads and gaskets behave better. Thanks again for your video, VERY HELPFUL!
Thank you for making each step of the cartridge change out so clear. It really took the fear out of the task. It now seems quite easy thanks to your patient video.
Your video just saved me more than $100. Not being a plumber, I thought I was going to have to replace the entire faucet. I watched your video, and bingo - I bought the cartridge and the problem was fixed. Thanks so much for posting this video. Happy New Year!
Hey TruePlumbinator - thanks for the great tutorial on replacing the Delta 50587 cartridge. I especially appreciate your explanation of the orange toggle switch on the top of the cartridge.
Just watched this video. Followed along with my leaky Delta faucet, ran to Lowe's to get a replacement cartridge, put it all back together, and fixed my leaky faucet. Thanks for this video, nicely done!
Giant Thank You! My issue was not technically dripping, rather the faucet had to be pushed almost hard right (4:30 instead of 6 o'clock) to get it to shut off. If push straight down it would drip at first, then stead flow about a year later. My original lasted only a few years. My plumber wanted $200 as a discounted price (50% off) for this repair while he was installing my water heater. I did it in 10 minutes with a $28 part.
This was both an entertaining and informative video. I changed the cartridge on my Delta kitchen faucet after watching it. The hardest part about the procedure was putting the handle back on properly afterwards. I found it to be quite tricky and had to try 10 times before I could get it on right.
Truepluminator -- Awesome help here. Thank you so much. I looked at several other TH-cam videos to fix my Delta handle cartridge but none came close to your quality and detail. I am now confident that I can fix the faucet issue.
HOB,man that really makes me fill good about your comment. I'm glad you were able to fix your issue,let me know if I can help with anything else,thnx again trueplumbinator
Thank you. They sent me a replacement part with no instructions and this walked me through it perfectly. Despite having a different model, the steps were the same.
Thanks for the help. Like to mention that my first try at replacing the cartridge resulted in an inability to turn the water off at the faucet. I discovered the problem, the very fancy washer that comes with the cartridge had become separated from it, siting in the packaging. Installing the cartridge without that is a waste of time. All is good now.
Thanks. I knew what I was getting in to from your video. I still had one of those wrenches from Delta to remove the top piece which worked well. When I tired to remove the top piece, everything came out. Maybe part of my problem was the brass piece was just loose. Anyway, Delta sent me the brass piece and the cartridge. Suggestion: get someone to do the camera work while you do the plumbing work to improve the video.
Thanks for the video, you make it look easy, I know I can do it. Thanks again. Let the Force always be with you. Keep the good videos coming. Thanks again.
Thanks for the tip. Too easy. Yep. Mine had a little gunk. I guess that's all it takes. Delta sent me a replacement cartage free after calling customer service and before I saw your video. I'll keep the old one as a spare. Thanks again.
Yobentley thanks again for watching my videos,your truly my number one supporter. I added you to my circles and I'm following you on Google plus. Let me know if you need any help with a plumbing issue and I'll do my best to help,thanks again
The silver metal thing before the crass screw doesnt come off easily with bare hands...I tried using WD-40 to losen that up but it didnt seem to work. Also, I cannot seem to use wrench either because there is no grip on it. Is there anyway I could take that silver metal thing off without damaging the cartridge ?
I learned so much from this but the one piece that I needed was something you had already done. You loosened the nut (brass piece) before you took the video. THAT is the problem I'm having because it is stuck and I can't tell if it is ONLY the nut I loosen or I can loosen the whole piece. IF you see this before Jun 15th. PLEASE msg me on FB if you have any ideas. Thank you for your skill and wisdom! It's a GREAT video! Shawna Helmberger Stevens
use channel lock / groove joint pliers to loosen the brass piece. The pliers have tongue and groove adjustments that allow you to adjust the distance between the top and bottom jaw of the pliers so you can get a solid flat grip of the pliers on that wide nut of the brass piece.
Delta used to be good. Seals and springs were all the same and easy and cheap to repair. Costs like a dollar or 2 and they lasted just as long as they do now. Now you have to replace the cartridge for $30 to $50.
Thank you for assisting an old lady repair her kitchen sink, for free…..bless you!
Thanks so much for your video. I’m a 66 year old woman trying to save money on home maintenance costs. I got the cartridge from Delta for free due to their lifetime warranty! Now, I’ve replaced the cartridge myself at no additional cost! Thank you so much!
This video was perfect! My Delta faucet would not turn off fully and was slowly breaking. I fixed it using this video and the best part(for me) is that Delta sent the replacement part free of charge. Worked perfectly.
My kitchen faucet was leaking but my husband didn't think it was as bad as I did. I watched your video and was able to fix it without a problem. No nagging and it took very little time. Thank you
Thanks!!! Putting the part #RP50587 really helped me. My faucet looks just like this one. Nearest hardware store is 90 minutes away. I called and asked if they had that part number ....nope. They had to order it. I waited for it to come in before going to town and bottom line is .... it worked! You saved me from driving an hour and a half for nothing other than ordering the part that you told me I needed (assuming we could even figure out what part to order when they didn't have it on the shelf to compare in the first place - probably a BIG assumption). I owe you a beer!!! Or a 6 pack even.... Seriously. Thanks for posting and providing the part number.
great video, I replaced the cartridge with no issues.
Thank you so much! I thought I had a handle that would just need new seats and springs. Took it off and it had the cartridge. Much appreciated to all you folks that help homeowners with these how-to videos.
You provided much-needed information about changing the Delta cartridge. Thanks to you I completed in about 15 minutes.
Just put one in your video was a big help saved me a plumber bill Thank You
THANKS! Every faucet's different so I wasn't sure about my leaking faucet. I knew it was a Delta and the cartridge is a RP50587 so I took a look at your video to give me the confidence to jump in and fix it. Now, I'm waiting for delivery. I'm sure I'll have no problem installing it when it comes in. I have my tube of MIRACLE LUBE ready. I learned, from maintaining my pool, that silicone grease is a great product for a smooth installation operation and helpful in maintaining rubber gaskets. It's also a plus the next time I have to go in and work on parts. While it is not required, I find it makes threads and gaskets behave better. Thanks again for your video, VERY HELPFUL!
Thank you for making each step of the cartridge change out so clear. It really took the fear out of the task. It now seems quite easy thanks to your patient video.
Your video just saved me more than $100. Not being a plumber, I thought I was going to have to replace the entire faucet. I watched your video, and bingo - I bought the cartridge and the problem was fixed. Thanks so much for posting this video. Happy New Year!
Hey TruePlumbinator - thanks for the great tutorial on replacing the Delta 50587 cartridge. I especially appreciate your explanation of the orange toggle switch on the top of the cartridge.
Just watched this video. Followed along with my leaky Delta faucet, ran to Lowe's to get a replacement cartridge, put it all back together, and fixed my leaky faucet. Thanks for this video, nicely done!
I know this video is old but thank you!!!!!!!! it was as easy as your instructions here
...great video trueplumbinator!...took me five minutes to fix a job I have putting off for months! Thumbs up to you!
Very helpful. I was able to replace our faucet cartridge easily after watching this video. Good job.
Thanks for the great video. Made it very easy for me to do this myself.
Giant Thank You! My issue was not technically dripping, rather the faucet had to be pushed almost hard right (4:30 instead of 6 o'clock) to get it to shut off. If push straight down it would drip at first, then stead flow about a year later. My original lasted only a few years. My plumber wanted $200 as a discounted price (50% off) for this repair while he was installing my water heater. I did it in 10 minutes with a $28 part.
This is my current situation(having to push it right(4:30) to turn off. Delta sent me this part to fix it, so I'm hopeful it will work.
This was both an entertaining and informative video. I changed the cartridge on my Delta kitchen faucet after watching it. The hardest part about the procedure was putting the handle back on properly afterwards. I found it to be quite tricky and had to try 10 times before I could get it on right.
Truepluminator -- Awesome help here. Thank you so much. I looked at several other TH-cam videos to fix my Delta handle cartridge but none came close to your quality and detail. I am now confident that I can fix the faucet issue.
HOB,man that really makes me fill good about your comment. I'm glad you were able to fix your issue,let me know if I can help with anything else,thnx again trueplumbinator
Thanks for this video! Saved me a lot of stress, and saved my friends from having to come and do the work for me! Very useful information!
That same faucet was even easier at my house. Thanks for showing. Good tip: turn off water first.
Greatly appreciate that you posted this video, very helpful. Thanks a million!
This video was very clear, and extremely helpful. Thanks to watching it, I easily changed out the cartridge. Thanks...
Great video. Simple instructions which are easy to understand. Good quality video and audio.
very informative. After watching, I changed the cartridge in 15 minutes. Thanks a lot
Great video. I was able to fix my faucet with the aid of your video. Thanks.
Thanks man. I just replaced the cartilage and it works!!! Great work!
Don't forget the knife rule, "Don't get bloody, cut towards your buddy". Be careful. Thanks. Gr8 vid.
This was perfect especially for someone like me who doesn’t know how to do anything. Thank you!!
Good one !! It helped me and also please keep the habit of mentioning the part# or model# like the one you showed RP50587. Thats a great time saver !!
Thank man, I have the same faucet and this video gave me a few good pointers
Thank You SOOOO much! I just fixed my faucet and it works like a charm. Forever grateful:)
Thank you. They sent me a replacement part with no instructions and this walked me through it perfectly. Despite having a different model, the steps were the same.
Thanks for the help. Like to mention that my first try at replacing the cartridge resulted in an inability to turn the water off at the faucet. I discovered the problem, the very fancy washer that comes with the cartridge had become separated from it, siting in the packaging. Installing the cartridge without that is a waste of time. All is good now.
Good video. Low lighting but still good info.
Great! Followed your video and changed the cartridge in a few minutes! Thank you!
Great video! Thanks for posting. With your help I got mine fixed in about 10 minutes. Thanks!
Info without the BS...outstanding, subbed
Thank you very much for help me
I really didn't know how to this stuff
I almost changed everything haha
Thanks
Very thorough! Thanks! Seeing it before doing the job, makes it a LOT easier.
Thanks to your how-to video I fixed the kitchen faucet by myself💪thank you very much 🌹
Thank you it took me five minutes I appreciate your video
Great video, thank you for putting the part # in the video it helped a lot to get my problem solved. You do a wonderful job of teaching.
Thanks -- And not only could I do it myself, but now I know what that little red slide-switch is for.
OK, so... You're seriously my hero right now. Thanks for this video!
Saved me time, money and hassle. You rock!
Thanks! I now have the courage to do it myself.
Dude, you just saved the freaking day! Thanks!
Thank you so much! I have the same faucet model. Walked through the steps perfectly.
Thanks. I knew what I was getting in to from your video. I still had one of those wrenches from Delta to remove the top piece which worked well. When I tired to remove the top piece, everything came out. Maybe part of my problem was the brass piece was just loose. Anyway, Delta sent me the brass piece and the cartridge. Suggestion: get someone to do the camera work while you do the plumbing work to improve the video.
Thanks for the video, you make it look easy, I know I can do it. Thanks again. Let the Force always be with you. Keep the good videos coming. Thanks again.
Thank you for posting this video. It was very helpful and it will save me a bundle of money because I won't have to get a plumber to do this.
Thanks for the video. One advise is try to keep the camera on what you are doing.
I was able to change the handle cartridge
Thank you for your help. As long as I can turn the shut-offs and get the old canister off, I should be leak free.
Thank you for doing this for all of us!
Great help; nice and slow, clear and informative
Thanks for the tip. Too easy.
Yep. Mine had a little gunk. I guess that's all it takes. Delta sent me a replacement cartage free after calling customer service and before I saw your video. I'll keep the old one as a spare. Thanks again.
Thanks for this! I have the exact same faucet as yours and this helps a lot. Commenting in 2020 :-)
Very helpful. Thanks.
Thanks, big help. Saved me from using a plumber.
Thanks! This is exactly the video I needed.
Thank you so much and smiling here for the video.
Extremely helpful
Thank you very much for this useful video.
Thanks brother! This helped a lot!
Thank you , very helpful
Thank you. That's all I needed to know.
Thank you so much for your video! I really appreciate the help and saving me money and time. I will be subscribing to your channel as well. Blessings!
Seriously, THANK U for this video
Thanks for the quality video.
very good presentation i am going to replace mine now
Thanks, just did mine. Great video
Thank you for the helpful information!
Great video
Good information Thanks.
Great video. I wish you would have shown how to loosen the bonnet nut. Mine is really stuck. Thanks.
Many thanks!!!
Great Job....! thanks
Yobentley thanks again for watching my videos,your truly my number one supporter. I added you to my circles and I'm following you on Google plus. Let me know if you need any help with a plumbing issue and I'll do my best to help,thanks again
Thank you Sir! 🍻
This was very helpful good brother, appreciate the info 💯💪
Nice job! I appreciate it.
Your welcome,glad I could help.
Thanks. Informative.
The silver metal thing before the crass screw doesnt come off easily with bare hands...I tried using WD-40 to losen that up but it didnt seem to work. Also, I cannot seem to use wrench either because there is no grip on it. Is there anyway I could take that silver metal thing off without damaging the cartridge ?
Mine also is stuck . Wd40 didn’t help . How did you take that out
@@brigil80 - I used small wrench and put tape on the top of it to get good grip. but eventually it did come off..
Very informative..Thanks from beginner!
Looks easy,thanks.
Thank you for the help.
I disassembled the cartridge, cleaned and lubed it, reassembled it and reinstalled it. Zero dollars.
Thanks!
How did you loosen the brass part.... Mine is stuck
My brass part is stuck too. Wd40 didn’t help . Any other suggestion ?
I was wondering what that little red button on the cartridge was for. Thanks!
ME TOO! also the flow is restrained when in non scald mode,it's supposed to save water,,it doesn't
Thanks. I'm a little clumsy, so I have to make sure the stopper is in the sink first,
so I don't lose the nut.
Otherwise, I'm good to go.
I learned so much from this but the one piece that I needed was something you had already done. You loosened the nut (brass piece) before you took the video. THAT is the problem I'm having because it is stuck and I can't tell if it is ONLY the nut I loosen or I can loosen the whole piece. IF you see this before Jun 15th. PLEASE msg me on FB if you have any ideas. Thank you for your skill and wisdom! It's a GREAT video! Shawna Helmberger Stevens
use channel lock / groove joint pliers to loosen the brass piece. The pliers have tongue and groove adjustments that allow you to adjust the distance between the top and bottom jaw of the pliers so you can get a solid flat grip of the pliers on that wide nut of the brass piece.
Thanks
Thanks 🤙
Thanks bro.
Thank you sir
Delta used to be good. Seals and springs were all the same and easy and cheap to repair. Costs like a dollar or 2 and they lasted just as long as they do now. Now you have to replace the cartridge for $30 to $50.