Questions and Answers for KOHLER 1/4 in. Turn Ceramic Cartridge (Hot) Used in Most Faucets

A:  Hi TomR, my name is Meli with Kohler Co. I am happy to assist with your question. The retaining clip should remain on the cartridge. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hello Jing, this is Lisa with Kohler Co. I am glad to answer your question. The integrated nut on this cartridge has a measurement from flat side to flat side of 0.62". Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Coop, my name is Jessica with Kohler Customer Service. I am happy to assist with your inquiry. K-RGP77005-RP is used in multiple Kohler lavatory, kitchen and bath faucets. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hi Cole, this is Sarah with Kohler Customer Service. I am glad to address your question. Yes, this is the correct valve for the hot side. The handle skirt can be unscrewed counter clockwise, to access the valve parts within. Here is a link to the install guide with details on page 4: https://resources.kohler.com/webassets/kpna/catalog/pdf/en/1013994_2.pdf. For additional assistance, please call our team at 1-800-4KOHLER (M-F; 8am-5pm CST). Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hello Bill, this is Lisa with Kohler Co. I am happy to answer your question. This part can be used in a Purist two-handle faucet of ours from 2004, as long as the parts haven't been changed / updated to a newer version. Here is a link to a parts diagram that shows both versions of the cartridges - http://tinyurl.com/2s3cjnv8. You will want to verify which one you have by checking the shape of the mounting nut for the valve body, below the counter. K-40005 is a hex nut and the original version that would use the referenced cartridge. K-1131484 is an oblong nut with two screws on either side that would use K-GP1092203 and K-GP1092204. Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hi Mike, this is Sarah with Kohler Customer Service. I am glad to address your question. This can be used in some versions of the Devonshire K-394. For additional assistance, please call our Customer Service team at 1-800-4KOHLER (M-F; 8am-5pm CST). Thank you for choosing Kohler.

A:  Hi Jackie, this is Sarah with Kohler Customer Service. I am glad to address your question. A hot water handle leak normally indicates the hot water valve needs to be replaced. Please locate the model number of your faucet on a white tag on the cold water line and call our team at 1-800-4KOHLER for additional assistance. Thank you for choosing Kohler.