No hot water price pfister model 17196-0100G how does valve stem come out. what is replacement part number? [email protected]

turn on the shut offs under sink

If I am not mistaken, the stems are specific to hot or cold. They turn in opposite directions. Someone may have put a hot stem instead of cold when doing a prior repair.

flip the locking ring at the top of the stem

I have a single handle price pfister shower valve Model 17196-0100k .No cold water.It's coming hot on both sides.

No and you can thank you government rep next time you see or talk to him for this. The valve is set to give no more than 110 to 115 degree water and cannot be changed. If you want hotter water you will need to install a non-scald faucet. Now if you are not getting to the 110 degree mark then you will need to disassemble the valve body and look for debris in the hot water inlet side.

Now when it is apart turn the water on low and flush the piping out before putting it back together.

If you don't really want to tear into the finished tile, you could repair this units most likely. You will have to shut off the water in the house. Remove all handles. Loosen large nut assembly and unscrew the valve stem. If you remove the valve stems you can purchase the complete assembly at a full service plumbing supply co. If the seats are not removeable, a reseating tool is inexpensive. Replacement knobs are available if they are unsightly. The replacement will require removing tile, drywall, cutting or de-soldering piping. Purchase a new valve and follow directions to install. Home depot sell Price Pfister faucets.

Replace the stem assembly (ceramic cartridge) with Price Pfister service part #910-030. Be sure to turn water on briefly to flush out any debris in the valve body before installing new part. NOTE: this valve does not like old galvanized plumbing.

'DO NOT REMOVE"! lol JUST KIDDING. >You may need to remove again to find out why the valve seat is not sealing In fact, expect that you will. The grit is white in color? did you see any special washers or seals in the DNR zone? wHEN REINSTALLING THE VALE BODY, YHE STEM SHOULD BE ALL THE WAY OPEN . cLOSE THE VALVE ONLY AFTER ALL IS IN PLACE. AND YOU NEED An INLINE STRAINER IN YOUR WATER SYSTEM.. gOOD lUCK _nED_

It's likely that you have some sediment that has accumulated in the cold water valve and has clogged it. The model number you have cited above is only for the trim (rather than for the valves behind it). Assuming that you have a Price Pfister valve, they don't have built in filters, so you're probably going to have to either clean or replace the valve.

sounds like you have a single lever shower, in this case the valve stem which mixes the hot and cold has a clogged hot side , you'll need to remove and replace the cartridge or valve stem