Sink Faucets

This guide will explain how to identify a Moen kitchen or bathroom sink faucet. The information below will help in locating your model number on the product, packaging, receipt or installation guide.

The Moen name will be on the faucet.

• CFG is part of the Moen family-http://www.cfgonline.com/
• Delta, Kohler, Price Pfister are not part of the Moen family.

Look at the markings on the faucet.

• A red and blue plug button is generally a universal symbol for hot and cold and is used by other companies including Moen. 
• The numbering "A112.18.1" (which can appear on the water spout, aerator and/or spray wand) is not a model number.
• Kitchen faucets may have a number on the back of the water spout.
• Lavatory faucets may have a series of numbers on the front curve under the water spout.
• Some faucets may have a removable handle cap with the word Moen imprinted on it. That cap may have a number engraved on the underside of it.
• If a part is broken or has come off the faucet, there may be a component number located on that part. This number is not a part number, but may be helpful in model identification. For assistance researching a component number you've located on a faucet part, contact us at 1-800-BUY-MOEN. 

Underneath the description  Underneath the picture of the faucet  Number located in the top right hand corner of the sheet

For additional information on Moen products visit solutions.moen.com and select the type of product you are repairing. The guide will contain repair details, troubleshooting and specific information on assembling handles associated with that style of product.

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