RP46074 Shower Valve Cartridge Assembly for Delta 13/14 Series MultiChoice Single-Handle Tub & Shower Faucet

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RP46074 Shower Valve Cartridge Assembly

Key Features

  • Single-function pressure-balance valve cartridge
  • Controls water temperature while maintaining full water flow
  • Monitors and balances water pressure to maintain temperature within a +/- 3.6°F (+/- 2.0°C) range
  • Overall Length: 4-3/8 inches

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Delta: RP46074

Compatibility & Fitment

  • For Delta single-handle tub and shower faucets
  • Fits Delta 13 and 14 series trims
  • Designed for use with universal valve bodies manufactured after 2006

When to Replace

  • Leaking or dripping from spout or shower head when turned off
  • Difficulty rotating the faucet handle
  • Inability to maintain a consistent water temperature
  • Sudden or extreme fluctuations in hot or cold water
  • Noticeable reduction in water pressure

Installation Tips

  • Shut off the main water supply to the shower before beginning installation
  • Note the orientation of the existing cartridge prior to removal
  • Ensure the new cartridge is installed with the "Hot Side" marking positioned to the left
  • Clean any sediment or debris from inside the valve body before inserting the new cartridge
  • Lightly lubricate O-rings with a silicone-based grease to prevent damage during installation
  • RP46074 Shower Valve Cartridge Assembly for Delta 13/14 Series MultiChoice Single-Handle Tub & Shower Faucet 1

    Perfect Fit

    Single Handle 13/14 Series Bathtubs/ Shower
  • RP46074 Shower Valve Cartridge Assembly for Delta 13/14 Series MultiChoice Single-Handle Tub & Shower Faucet 2

    Premium Quality

    Made of extra-durable plastic materials that withstand high temperatures and resist corrosion
  • RP46074 Shower Valve Cartridge Assembly for Delta 13/14 Series MultiChoice Single-Handle Tub & Shower Faucet 3

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  • RP46074 Shower Valve Cartridge Assembly for Delta 13/14 Series MultiChoice Single-Handle Tub & Shower Faucet 4

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FOR A LEAK-FREE AND CAREFREE SHOWER EXPERIENCE!

FOR A LEAK-FREE AND CAREFREE SHOWER EXPERIENCE!

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This cartridge is designed for Delta MultiChoice Universal 13 and 14 Series tub and shower faucets manufactured after March 2006. It is compatible with R10000, R1100, R1800, and R2200 series rough-in valves.
You likely need a replacement if you experience a persistent drip from the showerhead, difficulty turning the handle, or inconsistent water temperature regulation. If the handle feels stiff or loose, or if you notice water leaking from behind the handle trim, the internal seals or the cartridge assembly itself have likely worn out.
Replacing the cartridge is a manageable DIY task that typically takes 20 to 30 minutes. You will need a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the handle, an Allen wrench for the set screw, and an adjustable wrench to remove the bonnet nut. It is also helpful to have a pair of needle-nose pliers to assist in pulling the old cartridge out of the valve body.
Most importantly, shut off the water supply to the shower. Since many shower valves do not have dedicated shut-offs, you will likely need to turn off the main water supply to your home. Once the water is off, open the shower valve to relieve any remaining pressure in the lines before you begin removing the handle and trim.
When inserting the new cartridge, ensure the key tabs on the cartridge align correctly with the slots in the valve body. If the cartridge does not seat fully, it will not seal properly, leading to leaks. Once inserted, tighten the bonnet nut firmly, but be careful not to overtighten, as this can crack the plastic components or damage the valve body.