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05-03-17, 05:59 PM

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Faucet part source

Anyone know where I can source this part? The piece in the handle broke off and the handle is attached with a set screw.

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05-04-17, 06:47 AM

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Looks like it might be a Kohler 77548 or 77548-A. See if you can confirm it's a kohler faucet.

I think Kohler faucets have a lifetime warranty.

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