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Model # 609212950 Official Sears kitchen faucet

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Button

Part #P12777C

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Base Handle P9636

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Base handle

Part #P9636

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O-ring P3394

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O-ring

Part #P3394

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Kit R1019

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Kit

Part #R1019

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Spout P9675

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Spout

Part #P9675

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Diverter P12136

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Diverter

Part #P12136

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Hardware M P11989

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Hardware m

Part #P11989

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Handle Screw P8636

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Handle screw

Part #P8636

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Button

Part #P12777H

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Retainer P9676

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Retainer

Part #P9676

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