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Omg thank you!! My house has this exact shut-off valve. You are the only video that I've seen showing this type of old valve.

Thanks! After doing lil research of my own I’ve found the pull out and turn handles are the 1225s and this confirmed! I’d mention to some people who looking to change cartridge but isn’t this model may have service valves and not need to shut entire house off.

My cartridge did not come out at all so all the pipes had to be cut. What a headache

Nice work, friend. I was a little anxious about this diy, because it's plumbing, and I don't want my family to get angry with me because we don't have water for a day or two until a plumber can get here. But it was pretty straight-forward. Mine is push / pull, picked up the 1225 Moen cartridge from Lowes, which comes with the little white cap tool for rotating the old cartridge to make it easier to pull out. Another video claimed the piece is worthless, but it worked fine to loosen it, and the old cartridge pulled right out. Honestly, the hardest part was getting the face plate back in place (because of what some knuckle head did before) and caulked. One-finger operation now- no more worry that the pipe in the wall will give when I pull it out. Thank you.

Pro Tip #1 should have been to close the drain or put a towel down over it so that the screws or that pin don't fall down the drain. You're welcome.

U could have been working at my shower. Same tile and everything

This is great !! Wish I saw this before I tackled it myself.:) My hot/cold seem to be reversed now and I can't get my new locking pin in smh

Why make a useless video that actually doesn’t work when the cartridge won’t come out but in fact breaks inside. This is not straight forward what so ever

I was a very informative video, thank you. Next time I would encourage you to clean off all the mold from underneath though because some of us are a little bit meticulous, and I couldn't get the residual mold under that faceplate out of my head!😅

I'm just doing this and got hung up on getting the clip to fit back in at 2:10. The question is "how far do I push the new cartridge in? I had to take some measurements. From front end of the brass valve housing that the cartridge slides into, it is .250" (1/4") back to the clip slot. It is only about .125" (1/8") from where you want the clip to the front of the plastic ears. That means you have to push the ears in past the brass about "125" (1/8") to have it seated to the right depth. And it must be seated absolutely vertically for the clip to slide down over the plastic ears.

Tip #5 make sure the old cartridge didn’t break. If the cartridge won’t go back in, look in the hole it goes in. Mine had a bunch of bits still inside. What a bear but it’s all done.

My hot water pressure is very low only in 1 tub. Rest of house is fine. Could it be cartridge? Its moen as well.

Thank you for the video! One time I changed the same cartridge in my bath tap, and it was successful. But I couldn't take out the old cartridge in my hubby's bath tap today. I took off the pin, but the cartridge was stuck halfway when I tried to pull it out. I was able to push the cartridge back, but not pull out. I checked for more locking pins and found no one. Fortunately, after all of these operations, when I assembled a faucet back, the tap with the old cartridge stopped leaking :-)) Do you have an idea, what was wrong? I'm afraid to apply too much strength in the plumbing works to avoid more damage. I was pulling the cartridge out pretty firmly

If it still dripping what can it be the problem?

Best video on youtube! thank you

Жаль, что не показали как удалять отработанный картридж.

Bought one and it broke on the very first use

Yeah orienting the clip........

"making sure the holes in the cartridge line up with the holes in the valve" your sticking a valve into a straight pipe. what frickin holes are we lining up pray tell?

I've ordered this shit and had to try it yesterday, it's horrible! There is to less power to bring out the silicone properly. Throw your money out of your window is a better invest

You didn't mention the "notch" on the stem and which way it should be oriented, or testing the valve in the proper orientation to ensure cold water and hot water is working properly. Has something to do with the stem notch.

I have 2 for 6 months working with them every day

Great video.. Can I change the o ring itself? Thank you have a blessed day and be blessed

It’s not wood it’s laminate

that looks like a poorly installed floor, propably also a laminate floor

Yes the works but hope is only one piece an is at the beginning of the row or and other wise you gonna have a party going on 😅 an be using a lot of tape better of removing the baseboard an puting a spacer at the and

Use a rubber mallet, its faster

I just kicked them back in place.

This isn't a harwood floor. It's floating laminate. This process works well, but often, you will have to repeat the process several times because you are just moving the gap to another location. If you can hide it under a baseboard, then you are fortunate.

That's not a wood floor. It's a cheap laminate floor!

Creating a gap on the other end of the plank you moved. Idoit

I just use the sole of my shoe

Now you have another gap in next piece😅

And now there's a gap on the other side.

"if you have a gap in your wood floors" That's not wood floor....

Wood?

Repeat on the Crack created in the board behind you

Hey Buy a Roomba

Yessir, this is how it’s done!!

Jesus christ, these idiots.... use a fucking rubber head mallet or hit the face of the board in the direction you want it to move. Or better yet, rubber soled shoes and kick at the face of the board, itll slide just fine.

Jst kick it

I’m wondering how many people saw this video, and then tried this on their real hardwood floors….

Promo sm 🎊

What they need is long right angle nozzles that can go on any gun for getting behind tight spaces. Maybe they exist no idea?

no links for the speical tool....😢😢😢

Thanks for the tip. We just installed 2000 sq ft so I’m sure we will have some come loose.

You are star, now tell me how would I fix the gap that is in the middle of 8m and 6m wide floor 😂😂😂

Try this with alien tape

This is why u acclimatize the flooring in the building u are installing it in so the product can get used to the temperature and the humidity. Open the boxes and leave them sitting there for at least 24 hours prior to installation and you won't have that problem

That doesnt work on wood floors. Works on laminate or click vinyl planks.