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I've got a faucet in my bathroom that has a bit of the finish peeling off after what appears to be some kind of oxidation has built up underneath it Remove the cap and the screw and everything else should be accessible. Might be moen as a few of the other developer installed faucets in the house are moen, but there is no visible branding

I thought it would be a simple job to remove the handle and apply some lubricant, but for the life of me i can find no way to get them off. The replacement parts diagram shows a little cap (they call it an index) on top of the vertical section which covers a screw This looks like a 1224 cartridge

Moen makes a cartridge puller sold separately where you'd buy the new cartridge

Before buying one try getting a large adjustable wrench 10 or an open end wrench and fit it over the two flat surfaces at the base of the cartridge and try turning it to break the seal between the cartridge and the valve base. I had a leaky moen faucet (moen 4600) so i removed the old cartridge and replaced it with a new brass replacement cartridge (model 1200.) since replacing the cartridge i now have a leak from the valve stem, that leaks faster the more i open the valve. I'm trying to replace the cartridges on this moen faucet I removed the cap and the screw but the lever just won't come off

I tried pulling it off on every different angle It appears the lever i. The hot water tap had been dripping, so i swapped out the cartridges Basic 1224 models with the little tab that fits into the notch in.

It works, but it has a stuck feeling that it shouldn't have.

The hot tap leaks water very slowly around the base of the hot handle when either tap is turned on After removing the handle, i can see that the leak is coming from the top of the cartridge I figured the cartridge was worn out so i bought a replacement cartridge and installed it. 2 i suspect your faucet is similar in design to this glacier bay faucet

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