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How to Find Kingston Brass Replacement Parts

Kingston Brass publishes a parts diagram for its faucets, but the parts on it are numbered, not listed by part number. Here is how to go from a drip to the right part.

1. Find your model number

Look on the box, the receipt, the installation sheet or your order history. Kingston numbers start with letters like KS, KB, CC, FS or LS followed by four digits and style letters (for example KS8048ML). Any finish works for finding the diagram.

2. Open the parts diagram

Enter the number in our Kingston Brass parts finder. You will see Kingston’s exploded diagram for that faucet family, with each part numbered. Tap a number to send it to our counter with your model filled in.

3. Handles are ready to order

Replacement handles follow the faucet’s model number, so the finder lists the hot and cold handles for your faucet in every finish we carry, with add to cart.

4. Cartridges and other internal parts

Kingston’s own cartridge listings say to check the model for compatibility, because the same-looking cartridge can differ by series. Send us the model number and the diagram number and we will confirm the part with Kingston before you order.

Counter tip: Pull the old cartridge and note its length and the number of splines on the stem. That settles most questions in one message.

Questions we get

Does Kingston Brass sell replacement parts?

Yes. Handles, cartridges, spouts and other parts are available. We list handles matched to your faucet and can order parts shown on Kingston’s diagram by number.

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