Gerber A663008CP-JPF1 Acrylic Faucet Handle Index Button

Product Description

The GERBER A663008CP-JPF1 is an acrylic index button designed to replace worn or missing handle buttons on faucet assemblies. This small but functional component sits at the center of a faucet handle, identifying the valve position or flow direction. It is a direct replacement part intended for use during faucet service and repair. Weighing just 0.07 pounds, the part ships as a single unit and is handled by licensed plumbers or experienced DIYers performing handle restoration work. The acrylic construction provides clarity and durability suited to standard residential faucet applications.

This index button is used in residential plumbing repair scenarios where the original handle button has cracked, discolored, faded, or gone missing entirely. It is well suited to bathroom and kitchen faucet handle service. Installation typically requires no special tools beyond a small flathead screwdriver or pick tool to seat the button into the handle cap recess. This part is manufactured in China and ships as an individual unit.

Key Features

• Acrylic construction for durability and clear finish appearance
• Designed as a direct replacement for worn or damaged faucet handle index buttons
• Lightweight at 0.07 pounds, easy to handle during faucet service
• Sold as a single unit for targeted repair without overage
• Prop 65 compliant labeling included for California sales

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement index button for residential faucet handles where the original button cap requires replacement. Consult the faucet model documentation to confirm fitment before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Shut off the water supply to the fixture before disassembling the faucet handle. The index button typically presses or snaps into the handle cap recess and may require a small flathead screwdriver or pick tool for removal and seating. Do not force the button into an incompatible handle recess, as acrylic components can crack under excessive pressure.