How to Determine a Faucet Brand
Clean the faucet handles and check for a logo.. Look at all of the faucet's parts under a flashlight.. Look for a model number if there's no logo.
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Clean the faucet handles and check for a logo.
Clean the faucet handles and check for a logo.
Look at all of the faucet's parts under a flashlight.
Look at all of the faucet's parts under a flashlight.
Look for a model number if there's no logo.
Look for a model number if there's no logo.
Look for a user manual if you recently bought the faucet.
Look for a user manual if you recently bought the faucet.
Turn off the water supply
Turn off the water supply
Use a screwdriver to remove the faucet's indicator button and handle.
Use a screwdriver to remove the faucet's indicator button and handle.
Locate the broach at the top of the stem.
Locate the broach at the top of the stem.
Darken 1 spline with a marker.
Darken 1 spline with a marker.
Count all the way around until you end up at the marked spline.
Count all the way around until you end up at the marked spline.
Identify Delta faucets by their " D "shaped broach.
Identify Delta faucets by their " D "shaped broach.
Spot an American Standard faucet by its 22-point broach.
Spot an American Standard faucet by its 22-point broach.
Recognize Fisher faucets by their 0.39 inches (0.99 cm) broaches.
Recognize Fisher faucets by their 0.39 inches (0.99 cm) broaches.
Spot a T&S faucet by the bulges on its stem.
Spot a T&S faucet by the bulges on its stem.
Recognize Chicago Faucet faucets by their bullnose-shaped handle.
Recognize Chicago Faucet faucets by their bullnose-shaped handle.
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