Larsen Supply S-244-2 Cold Ceramic Stem Price Pfister

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. S-244-2 is a cold ceramic stem designed as a direct replacement for Price Pfister faucets. Ceramic stems provide a durable, drip-resistant seat interface compared to traditional rubber washers, making them a common choice for both residential and light commercial faucet repair. This stem is no-lead compliant, meeting current potable water standards. It ships individually carded in clamshell packaging, which keeps the part protected and easy to identify at the counter or in the field. Plumbers and service techs working Price Pfister faucet calls will find this stem a straightforward, code-compliant repair component.

This ceramic stem is intended for cold-side faucet repair on newer model Price Pfister fixtures. It is suited for residential plumbing applications where the original ceramic stem has worn, chipped, or begun to allow drip-by at the seat. The no-lead construction makes it appropriate for use in potable water systems where lead-free compliance is required under state or local plumbing code.

Key Features

• Cold-side ceramic stem engineered for newer model Price Pfister faucets
• No-lead compliant construction suitable for potable water applications
• Ceramic disc interface for improved durability over rubber washer designs
• Carded clamshell packaging for easy storage and point-of-sale identification
• Sold as individual unit (EA) with package quantity of 6 available

Compatibility

Fits newer model Price Pfister faucets per manufacturer specification, referenced as Price Pfister part 2077. Verify cold-side stem orientation and spline count against the existing stem before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Shut off the water supply at the fixture stop valves or main before disassembling the faucet. Remove the handle, packing nut, and existing stem before seating the replacement ceramic stem. Follow all applicable local plumbing codes, including IPC and state no-lead requirements for potable water fittings.