Moen single handle pull out kitchen faucet is clogged

Question edited for correct spelling of maker 'Noen' to 'Moen'.

'Fix' as in it is leaking? Or tighten it down because it is wobbly, or something completely different?

Moen One-handle Replacement Cartridge -- 1225

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M-Line Moen cartridge -- M1225

Moen https://www.moen.ca > products > M-Line > M1225 Moen Cartridge · Designed for 1 Handle lavatory, kitchen and tub/shower faucets (after 1959) · Replaces O.E.M. 1225 · Backed by MOEN's limited lifetime warranty.

MOEN #1225 Single-Handle Faucet Cartridge

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It maintains a balanced pressure of hot and cold water. This cartridge assembly is ideal for Delta Monitor 1300 and 1400 series tubs and showers. See less ...
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Moen 1225 One-Handle Kitchen and Bathroom Faucet ...

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remove stem, turn it half a turn in either direction (180deg.) replace stem and your good to go

first the water needs to be shut off, then with an allan wrench if i remember it should be 1/8. the allan screw is located in the handle. remove the screw completely and under the handle should be a nut, with a crescent wrench remove the nut and the cartridge should be ready to be removed. it is going to be difficult to come out with out the proper moen tool but vise grips will help as you have to pull straight up. if you find a plumping wholesale and give them the model # they should be able to give you the right cartridge. or if you call moen the will ship you one either way it should be free as that is a warranty item.

did you replace the spout, -o- ring's. they would cause a leak to show up there as well.no need to pull cartridge again,just handle,and then pull up spout and that is it. there should be a small packet of lube w/ -o- ring kit,lube up around shaft and new -o- ring's.available at any good hrd ware store

Replace the "O" rings that are behind the spout portion. You will have to remove the top of the faucet and pull up on the spout section. There will be a couple of "O" rings there. It is best to have Moen send the parts to you as locating the proper size "O" rings can be difficult.

could be as simple as your aerator is clogged,if not, pull your cartridge and check/replace

it probably has a plastic cartridge,remove it, and push the center piece out slowly and firmly. wipe this down,not completly this is what carries the wieght of the handle.give this a shot.

Hot water line connected to left side of faucet? Did you replace tap set, or just cartridge? Cartridge may be out 180 degrees.

Some times just jigle handle rapidly on and off detach pull down faucet from hose chec for clogs or debrie on screen, try for water with still detached. Turn valves to off position under the sink, then turn them on slowly to see if they are working. if so witch is very likely, try to blow back through the faucet hose with the handle on, to try and break up the clog.