Moen & One Handle Tub & Shower Faucet  "cartridge cold water" Questions

...cold water then your faucet cartridge is at fault or the cartridge housing is worn. Shut all supply valves and remove cartridge and inspect housing for signs of wear. If wear is visible a new shower ...

New 1222 cartridge/ installed properly/ tricklres hot and cold...not enough pressure going through valve.....removed cartridge to run water...Lots of pressure....replaced cartridge........same problem

...cold side this cartridge needs hot and cold water to function it has a built in balancer that prevents scalding also make sure its not shut down at a manabloc system in the mechanical room if this ...

...cold ocean water as well the problem is your shower cartridge needs to be replaced, quite common just for this reason. It has become plugged or worn and needs replaced. How To Replace and Install ...

...in moen single handle tub &shower faucet reverse hot & cold water After installing stem cartridge the hot and cold water changed sides why remove and turn cartridge 180 degrees then ...

...cartridge is supposed to regulate the temp. based on the hot and cold water pressure once it is turned to a particular temp. from what I understand. I am at my wits end with this. A friend told me I ...

...cold water before, a new cartridge will solve the problem. In the future it would be wise to occassionally operate the valve at least a couple of times a month in order to keep the pressure assembly ...

...hot outgoing at water heater, then slowly open incoming (cold) water supply only and see if cold flows from faucet with cartridge removed. At least that will confirm flow faucet, then go from

...familiar with this particular unit so cannot say for sure, but if the parts aree trhe same as trhe ones you replaced you have most likey just got the cold seat or the cartridge installed

cold water, only hot. Try taking the cartridge out and soaking in a calcium remover or vinegar. If that doesn't fix the problem a new cartridge is needed. (assuming the problem isn't the frozen pipes)