Larsen Supply 0-2999 Delta New Style Faucet Repair Kit

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 0-2999 is a Delta new style faucet repair kit designed for metal handle ball-type faucets in lavatory, kitchen, and shower applications. The kit includes the core internal components needed to restore proper function to a worn or leaking Delta ball faucet: two new style seats, two new style springs, one oval cam and packing, one pair of spout O-rings, and one number 70 Delta stainless steel ball. Licensed plumbers and experienced service technicians use this kit to address drips, leaks around the spout, and handle slop without replacing the entire faucet body.

This repair kit is suited for residential and light commercial plumbing service calls where Delta new style ball-type faucets are installed at lavatories, kitchen sinks, or shower valves with metal handles. The all-in-one kit format reduces diagnostic guesswork by supplying the most commonly worn components in a single carded package, making it a practical addition to a service van stock. The stainless steel ball and matching seats and springs are matched components for consistent seating and sealing performance.

Key Features

• Includes number 70 Delta stainless steel ball for durable, corrosion-resistant service
• Two new style seats and two new style springs address the most common sources of drip and leak
• Oval cam and packing included for complete cam assembly service
• One pair of spout O-rings addresses leaks at the spout base
• Designed for metal handle Delta new style ball faucets
• Carded single-unit packaging suitable for retail and supply counter stocking

Compatibility

Designed for Delta new style ball-type faucets with metal handles used in lavatory, kitchen, and shower installations. Specific model compatibility should be verified against Delta service documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Shut off the water supply to the fixture at the stop valves and relieve line pressure before disassembly. Follow the faucet manufacturer's service instructions for handle removal, cam extraction, and ball replacement sequence. Inspect the faucet body seat area for scoring before installing new seats and springs, as a damaged body will cause repeat failure.