Pressure balancing cartridge for Delta Monitor 1300 and 1400 Series single-handle tub and shower valves built through April 2006.

| OEM part numbers | Aftermarket equivalents |
|---|---|
| Delta RP19804 | Danco 10347 |
Shut the water, pull the handle and escutcheon, unthread the bonnet nut and lift the cartridge out. RP19804 is molded into the body, the housing runs 4-1/16 in. long and 1-29/32 in. across, and the cap carries the rotational limit stop. The install date of the shower is the fastest tiebreaker.
The shower drips at the spout or head with the handle off, swings hot or cold when a toilet flushes, never gets fully hot, runs weak, or the handle turns hard and will not hold its setting.
| FourHome part | 4H2605441A |
|---|---|
| UPC | 850054895066 |
| Diameter | 1-29/32 in. |
| Overall length | 4-1/16 in. |
| Materials | Reinforced thermoplastic housing, solid brass stem, elastomer O-rings fitted |
| Limit stop | Adjustable, on the cap |
| Pieces | 1 cartridge |
Time: 15 to 30 minutes. Tools: Phillips screwdriver, Adjustable pliers, Hex key.
No. Reuse the brass bonnet nut in your valve. Delta sells it separately as RP22734.
Probably not. MultiChoice valves built from 2006 take the RP46074, which FourHome also sells.
The cartridge is in backwards. Delta puts the raised stop on the cap toward the hot water inlet, which is the left in a normal installation. Shut the water off, pull the cartridge, turn it half a turn, reseat it and check that cold water flows first.
Set the limit stop on the cap to match your old cartridge before the handle goes back on.
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