| Model numbers | Type | Cartridge | Handle |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4353-DST, 4353-AR-DST, 4353-SS-DST, 4353-RB-DST; 1353-DST | Kitchen, single handle pull-out, 1 or 3 hole | RP50587 (listed on Delta’s parts page for this model) | Lever RP60965, button RP60966, set screw RP40650 |
The Linden pull-out is one of the clearest RP50587 faucets, with the cartridge, bonnet cap, and bonnet nut all on Delta’s parts list.
Before you start. Shut off the two small valves under the sink by turning them clockwise, then open the faucet to confirm the water has stopped. Plug the drain so small parts cannot fall in. You will need a screwdriver, an adjustable wrench or pliers, and for most handles a hex key (an Allen wrench, sold as an inexpensive set at any hardware store). If a shutoff valve will not turn or starts to drip, or anything is corroded and will not loosen with moderate force, stop and see when to call a plumber. New to this? Start here explains the parts and tools in plain language.
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Taking it apart
- Pry off button RP60966, loosen set screw RP40650, lift the handle.
- Remove bonnet cap RP51502.
- Unscrew bonnet nut RP51503 (with seal) and lift the cartridge out.
Repairs for this faucet
- Drip or leak under the handle: replace the DIAMOND cartridge
- Wand RP60963; hose RP50390
- Escutcheon RP60962 (single hole) or RP44645 (3 hole); O-ring RP44648
Parts
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