Home Improvement Asked by user1723699 on November 29, 2020
Ever since I moved into this house I have not been able to adjust the water temperature in the shower (luckily it was at a decent setting) and I am trying to figure out if it is a bad cartridge or potentially something else. It is a thermostatic valve, one handle that you turn that only changes (or supposed to change) the temperature while another handle adjusts the water flow.
I have pictures of the valve/cartridge below, I tried manually adjusting it with the screws on the right and left side of the valve but when I moved the hot screw closed to a good spot the water started making a whining noise so I had to back it out some more. Clearly this shouldn’t be the proper way to adjust the temp since I have a knob that is supposed to do that.
I am completely ignorant when it comes to this aspect of plumbing and it appears that cartridges are a bit more expensive than a standard sink cartridge so I’d rather get some guidance before just trying something out.
This was the cartridge that needed replacing and it did the trick in case anyone searches this
Moen 130156
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Moen-Cartridge-Repair-Kit/1002967992
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