Enhon Shower Faucet Repair Kit — Valley V-6680/V-7700 Compatible, Single Handle Replacement

Overview

Recover smooth water flow and steady temperature control with the Enhon Shower Faucet Repair Kit. This all-in-one replacement set is engineered for reliability and straightforward installation, making it a practical upgrade for common single-handle showers. While results can vary by faucet and usage, the kit is designed to fit popular Valley and Danco configurations and to perform consistently over time.

Compatibility and what’s included

The kit is designed for Valley single-handle faucets, including V-6680 and V-7700/01 models, and it also pairs with Danco replacements V6679 and 88379. Inside you will find a complete set to refresh the control components and restore reliable operation.

• V-6680 replacement cartridge
• Single lever handle compatible with V6679 88379
• Two black rubber seals
• Two white rubber seals
• Two springs
• Hex wrench

Simple installation tips

For best results, note the orientation of the old cartridge and the placement of the two seals before reassembly. The kit requires a 1/8 inch hex wrench for the handle. Use the small tabs and notches as a guide to achieve a precise fit and alignment during reinstallation.

Durable design and real-world use

Crafted from a mix of stainless steel, acrylic, and durable plastics, the kit sits in a robust plastic case designed to endure daily handling and varying water temperatures. The construction supports a wide hot to cold range and is built to withstand regular use in homes with different water conditions.

What you may notice in daily use

• Potentially smoother handle operation with a more predictable feel
• Improved water flow control at both hot and cold settings
• Better leak resistance due to precise seals and springs
• A longer-looking cartridge life from a precise, stable fit

How to install (at a glance)

Turn off the water supply, remove the old cartridge, and align the new parts with the included tabs. Install the cartridge, lever, seals, and springs, then tighten with the hex wrench. Recheck for leaks and function after reassembly.