Pfister910-9000 Ceramic Valve

Worked as advertised.

This fits the Savanna model of the Price Phister faucets. I ordered this item in hopes that it would fit as I had a constant flow of water coming from our faucet and I did not want to call a plumber in and have them charge Us 200 dollars and possibly bring Covid 19 into our home. I just shut off the cold water valve under the sink. If you take photos of your faucet and send them to Price Pfister they will try to identify the model. I got lucky as this was the correct replacement cartridge for our 20yr old faucet. This happened while Texas was experiencing the coldest weather ever. I was not sure when Price Pfister was going to get back to me as it was a late Friday evening when I took a chance on buying this item. They sent me an email with the correct part number. So I got lucky on getting the correct item.The ceramic piece had worn out and there is a black washer that had become damaged and worn out as well. Make sure you get everything out of the hole before you screw this in to the faucet. It comes with a white collar on the new cartridge as well and I thought it was to seal the cartridge between the plate. It actually is suppose to go down inside the hole and I found out the hard way that the old one was still in the hole and it was leaking a lot worse. I took it apart again to discover that the old white collar was down inside the unit. I removed it and it has worked fine since then. I was extremely surprised that I could still find this part for a 20yr old faucet.

Fixed my leaking faucet

Fit perfectly in our old Price-Pfister bathroom faucets. It took us a minute to figure out how to change the direction of the handle but other than that…easy peasy and no more leaks!

Like some other commenter's, mine came completely disassembled and no instructions.Spent a lot of time looking for video showing the parts of the cartridge going together; they all just show installing an already together cartridge.After I figured it out, I took it apart again to take the step by step pictures included with this review. A little puzzle, not rocket science.Also had an issue with my faucet because the old (non-ceramic) cartridge left part of itself behind when I removed it. So at first it seemed the new cartridge would not fit. After figuring that out and removing the rest of the old cartridge, the new one fit fine.That was about a month ago. It's been working well, nice and smooth.

Our Price Pfister kitchen faucet is 10-15 years old...I can't remember when we bought it. It's a two-handle Savannah. When it started dripping hot water from the faucet recently, my husband and I had no clue how to fix it. After watching helpful DIY YouTube videos (thanks YouTubers!), I emailed Price Pfister to inquire: (1) what model faucet we owned (we didn't know it was a Savannah) and (2) which faucet part to order. They emailed the answers to me and directed me to specific links to Amazon and other on-line sellers. I had never heard of cartridge valves before -- some are metal on the outside like this one, and the newer Savannah faucets have plastic cartridges. When this new ceramic valve arrived from Amazon, it was labeled "Price Pfister Genuine Factory Part 910-900; Made in China" and looked exactly like the old valve. It took me (a novice at faucets) just 5 minutes or so to replace the old valve. Drip problem solved. This was over a month ago.

I am very satisfied with this part. My faucet (I believe it is the Price Pfister Savannah Kitchen Faucet) is probably 12+ years old and had started to drip. After some Googling and You-Tubing, I discovered this part. The Price Pfister website listed 5 places you could buy it, and Amazon was one of them. The part arrived in a baggie that indicated it was a true Price Pfister part. It only took me 5 minutes to turn off the water, unscrew the knob, use a wrench to remove the old cartridge and insert the new one. After screwing back on the knob and turning the water back on, it was fixed - no more dripping! I also had to turn the slotted washer over at the top of the cartridge to change the direction the knob turned, but that was pretty intuitive and easy to figure out when I compared it to my old cartridge. This was easy to do and saved a lot of money versus having a plumber do it, or replacing the whole faucet.

After some research, I finally learned that this cartridge replaces either of the Pfister bathroom sink cartridges 910-681 and 910-691, for lever faucets. So this 910-9000 (sometimes seen as the 910-900) replaces either the hot or cold side, and you simply remove the clip, flip over the stop-out, and replace the clip to switch it from hot to cold (mine came set for hot rotation, which is what I needed).There is a video showing how, at the "pfisterfaucets" website at /How-To-Center/how-to-videos/910900.aspxThe valve works great so far - no more drip drip drip. The faucet handle now turns incredibly smoothly, with perhaps too little resistance!Edit: replacement part failed after 2.5 to 3 years, due to the internal vinyl washer wearing out. Probably difficult to find that 2 cent piece, so just replaced the entire part. The rest of the cartridge holds up great, otherwise. Bottom rubber washer was a little worn, but that can be replaced.BEWARE of non-genuine replacement parts. I purchased again from this page and was sent a non-genuine part. It was not smooth to operate, it was full of metal shavings, the external vinyl washer was not circular and did not fit properly, and the materials and internal design of the part is far inferior. The genuine part should come in a small bag with a genuine label.

Not sure why warmth is a factor to rate these on. Had a plumber to the house on another issue and had him look at my leaky faucet while he was on a visit. He said he couldn't get cartridges for my "old" Price-Fister faucets so I would need to buy all new Moen faucets from him. Guess he thought I was a dumb old woman. I sent him packing and found these on Amazon. A video from manufacturer and was easy to install myself. The listing didn't mention that these were for hot side and that you need to reverse the notches for cold side. No more leaks!

What can I say, it’s a direct replacement for leaking Price Pfister cartridges. It was a doozy to find the replacement part number on Pfister’s website, show discontinued items did not bring up my ancient faucet on their site. My reco is to compare the picture on Amazon to your cartridge.There are different cartridges! Some are plastic, some are metal, some rotate 1/4, some rotate 360 deg.Either way, simple to install, don’t over tighten and leak(s) are gone!

910-900 is the same as 910-9000, according to Pfizer's website (pfisterfaucets dot com). "Pforever Warranty®", so maybe call Pfizer first!?!Part delivered Oct 27, 2020, installed shortly thereafter, and after a few months of being fine it has been dripping for a few weeks now. Identical looking part had wrong threads on the collar, not a hot cold issue I assure you, so swapped with old collar and installed fine. Just swapped the dripping hot-side cartridge in our en-suite with the cold-side in our downstairs powder room, classical procrastination, so if it continues to drip we won't hear it when we're trying to get to sleep. More importantly it won't waste hot water. This is an interim solution, as we unwillingly shop for a new bathroom faucet (not Pfizer, obviously).Install manual (48-J * 8J8) circa 1997 lists part as 910-900, but Amazon sends you to 910-9000. But that's probably right as Price Pfizer's website sends you to 910-9000 which, when you open the Specification Submittal PDF on the page says 910-900.I miss the days of the flat rubber washers that were easily replaceable, and could be replaced with a gentle cone-shaped washer when the seats wore down. The old cartridge is a substantial piece of brass, ceramic, plastic, and chrome to add to the waste stream.

A quality replacement for the original. I bought an aftermarket valve in the past and it wasn't as good as this factory original.

Cartridge works as expected and stopped the leaking. However, it Came without the white washer that fits around the base even though it is shown in the picture displayed here on Amazon.Was able to use the washer from my old cartridge but it would have been a headache had I thrown it out.