Larsen Supply S-220-3NL Price Pfister 2073 Deck Stem

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. S-220-3NL is a Hydro-Seal cartridge deck stem designed as a direct replacement for Price Pfister faucet assemblies using the 2073 B Broach configuration. This stem services both hot and cold supply positions and is built for use in lavatory and kitchen deck-mount faucet bodies. It ships individually per card and is sold in package quantities of six. The stem meets Vermont and California AB-1953 no-lead compliance requirements, making it suitable for potable water applications in states with strict lead-content regulations. Weighing 0.84 pounds, it is a compact, single-function replacement part for licensed plumbers and experienced service technicians.

This deck stem is applicable to residential lavatory and kitchen faucet installations where Price Pfister 2073 B Broach cartridge stems are specified. It covers both hot and cold side positions within the same faucet body, reducing the need to stock separate hot-only or cold-only parts. The stem is intended for deck-mounted faucet configurations and replaces Price Pfister part Pp910-681. Typical installation scenarios include routine faucet rebuild service, drip repair, and cartridge replacement in residential bathroom and kitchen sink applications.

Key Features

• B Broach configuration fits Price Pfister 2073 series faucet bodies
• Dual-position stem works in both hot and cold supply seats
• Vermont and California AB-1953 no-lead compliant for potable water use
• Hydro-Seal cartridge design for reliable shutoff and smooth operation
• Replaces Price Pfister Pp910-681
• Sold 1 per card, available in package quantity of 6

Compatibility

Replaces Price Pfister part Pp910-681. Fits Price Pfister faucet assemblies using the 2073 B Broach cartridge stem in lavatory and kitchen deck-mount configurations, hot and cold positions.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before disassembling the faucet body. Remove the existing stem carefully to avoid damage to the seat or packing area, and inspect the seat surface before installing the replacement stem. Do not overtighten the stem into the faucet body, as this can damage the cartridge seal or the broach fitting.