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Model # 609212790 Official Sears kitchen sink faucet

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Body Assembly 9683
#22B

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Body assembly

Part #9683

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Owner's Manual F642-4185

#NI

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Owner's manual

Part #F642-4185

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Couple Nut P8933
#26

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Couple nut

Part #P8933

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Retainer Clip P10142
#21

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Retainer clip

Part #P10142

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Spring P7344
#17

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Spring

Part #P7344

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Body Assembly 9680
#22A

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Body assembly

Part #9680

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O-ring S2526
#8

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O-ring

Part #S2526

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Base Handle P9636
#7A

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Base handle

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Bottom Shiel P8342
#23A

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Bottom shiel

Part #P8342

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Insert Assembly 9712
#20A

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Insert assembly

Part #9712

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