Call community home supply in Chicago. It’s a Fluhs 16 or 18 point ceramic cartridge. I’m sure a Newport brass cartridge or something similar will be correct. If not, they’ll be able to ID it from a picture.
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Call community home supply in Chicago. It’s a Fluhs 16 or 18 point ceramic cartridge. I’m sure a Newport brass cartridge or something similar will be correct. If not, they’ll be able to ID it from a picture.
I don't know the manufacturer. =It is my experience that one can take the all parts to a nearby plumbing supply store (as opposed to Home Depot or Lowes etc...) and the counter people will be able to identify it and provide parts.
There is also an online stem finder tool with an option for unknown manufacturer:
https://www.danco.com/stem-finder/
Another approach I used successfully is to take a couple of photos from various angles of the cartirdge and of the set, then use google image search to find similar photos online. Scan through the results to find true matches. They may have been posted by a plumbing supply house or by a DIY blogger fixing theirs. Lastly if it is just the o-ring, replace the oring as a generic item.
I haven't heard back from r/plumbing so giving it a go here. The previous owners of my home installed a faucet I'm unfamiliar with and it has ceramic disc cartridges.
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My local hardware stores think these are Pfister, and don't stock the model, but I assume many companies make replacement parts. I haven't found a clear marking on them, so I haven't been able to identify them. Anyone recognize these?
Have to replace a hot water cartridge on an old, unmarked faucet. I can’t seem to find at local hardware stores. It has 33 teeth and is about 2.5”. Anyone able to ID?