Moen Faucet Leak Fix Made Easy and Free

Here's how to fix the drip from your Moen bathroom faucet by replacing your cartidge 1224B.
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[@leechburglights]

This is my exact bath faucet. Thank you for showing the Eva model. I watched other videos and there were additional tools I'd have to purchase. Great job!

[@Megalodon1]

Appreciate your feedback and thanks for watching.👍

[@jcozad3215]

The process of reattaching the handle after the new one is anchored: The threads seem to catch for the first few turns and then release allows me to start to remove the handle again. Ideas?

[@Megalodon1]

I am hoping that you did not strip the threads in the process of screwing it back on. I would make sure that the brass cap that goes on before the handle is on completely tight or else it won't let your handle screw all the way on. If there is no success there maybe you can call Moen and see if they can help out with their lifetime warranty. Good luck and thanks for watching.👍