--- product_id: 17767281 title: "DELTA FAUCET, Chrome RP5649 Push Button Diverter Assembly" brand: "delta" price: "7283 som" currency: KGS in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Delta" url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/17767281-delta-faucet-chrome-rp5649-push-button-diverter-assembly store_origin: KG region: Kyrgyzstan --- # Easy install, DIY-friendly Durable brass metal body Genuine US-made Delta part DELTA FAUCET, Chrome RP5649 Push Button Diverter Assembly **Brand:** delta **Price:** 7283 som **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🚿 Upgrade your shower game with genuine Delta reliability! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** DELTA FAUCET, Chrome RP5649 Push Button Diverter Assembly by delta - **How much does it cost?** 7283 som with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/17767281-delta-faucet-chrome-rp5649-push-button-diverter-assembly) ## Best For - delta enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted delta brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Built to Last:** Crafted from solid brass with a sleek chrome finish, ensuring durability and style that stands the test of time. - • **Precision Engineered:** Genuine Delta part guarantees perfect fit and optimal water diversion for your single-handle tub and shower faucet. - • **Effortless DIY Upgrade:** Replace your diverter in minutes with a simple push-button design and straightforward installation. - • **Lifetime Peace of Mind:** Backed by Delta’s limited lifetime warranty, so you can fix it once and forget it. - • **Restore Shower Performance:** Say goodbye to sticking buttons and weak water pressure—experience your shower as Delta intended. ## Overview The DELTA FAUCET Chrome RP5649 Push Button Diverter Assembly is a genuine, US-made replacement part designed for Delta single-handle tub and shower faucets. Featuring a durable brass body with a chrome finish, it ensures easy installation and reliable water diversion. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, this diverter restores optimal shower function and prevents common issues like sticking buttons and leaks. ## Description Product Description Our faucets. and their parts are guaranteed for a lifetime, but just in case you'd like to make some repairs on your own we've made some parts available for you to order. From the Manufacturer Our faucets. and their parts are guaranteed for a lifetime, but just in case you'd like to make some repairs on your own we've made some parts available for you to order. Review: Fit perfectly. - My original push button diverter (spring and all) shot out of my assembly and water was leaking out of the hole. The hardest part about the replacement was getting the screws out of the wall that had probably been there since before I was born. Once the covering was off, it was obvious that getting the 7/8 socket around the old diverter was going to be a chore as the wall to the shower was in the way. I made the executive decision here to chip away at the piece of the wall. Once that was done, the 7/8 socket went on like a glove, I didn't even need to use the wrench handle. I pulled the old diverter tab out with a pair of needle nose plyers. The tab was no longer attached to anything. I put one coating of plumber's tape onto the thread of the diverter and used the 7/8 socket to secure it in place. Once the assembly for the faucet was back in place I pushed the diverter button in and viola! Worked like a charm and no more leaks! It took me about an hour and a half, but its about a 20 minute job if your screws aren't as rusted as mine were and the wall is not in the way of the diverter. The assembly covered up where I had chipped away at the wall, so you can't even tell. Review: Genuine parts in this category really do make a difference - I am a homeowner that likes to repair items when I can, without causing more headaches or extra damage. When we purchased this home two years ago, I noticed that our master bath had a shower with this type of Delta push-button faucet and button diverter. "Swell," I thought. "Every one of these that I have ever used never works the way it is intended." The button never popped out when you were done with the shower, and if you forget to pull it out of the wall when you were done, you left the next person in the shower shocked and cold from the shower suddenly coming on. Sure enough, due to the age of our home (almost 40 years), this shower diverter stuck and was a pain to pull out when finished. After dealing with this for almost two years, I decided to research the repair to see if I could do it myself (instead of installing a new shower - not in our budget). A new shower diverter was the answer, and with the right tools (⅞" deep socket is KEY to taking it off easily) it would be done in about 10 minutes. I went to my local big-box hardware superstore to purchase it. Other stores in my area did not have the genuine Delta part in stock, but this particular store had a third-party part in stock (I will not name here, but it's not hard to figure out - they are probably the only ones that make this particular part for Delta shower faucets). "Should work just fine," I thought. I bought it and took it home. I installed the third-party part and was convinced that this would fix the "sticking button" problem. My old diverter was chock full of calcium and hard-water build-up over the years - so this replacement should work great, right? No. When I tried out the new third-party part, the diverter still "stuck" in place in the wall. When you turn off the shower, the button is supposed to simply pop out and release the water from the shower to the faucet. It was BETTER, but it wasn't great. And the diverter was actually not diverting the full water pressure up to the shower. It was WORSE than before! Our shower suddenly had lost water pressure, with about 30% of the water still going right out the faucet and the remaining water going to the shower head. (Delta indicates that a small pencil-thin stream will flow out of the faucet below with this type of diverter design.) Reading a review that indicated that this particular part is best when you buy GENUINE Delta, I decided to do the same. I purchased it here and swapped it out. And what do you know? THE GENUINE PART WORKS EXACTLY AS DELTA INTENDED THIS PART TO WORK. Our almost-forty year old shower works as it intended. Sorry for the LONG review, but don't do what I did. The third-party part is OK, but it will NOT do what Delta intended it should do. I fault the plastic paddle and the spring inside the third-party part. Not good enough. Delta is still making this correctly. Moral of the story? Purchase this genuine. Don't mess around. ## Features - This product is easy to use and easy to install - Metal body - United States - Genuine Delta repair part - For use in Delta single handle tub and shower faucets which uses the RP5649 - Push button diverter assembly - For technical assistance, contact 1. 800. 345. Delta ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00084XFIC | | Best Sellers Rank | #87,193 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #3 in Faucet Index Buttons | | Brand | DELTA | | Brand Name | DELTA | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,163 Reviews | | Exterior Finish | Chrome | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00034449056496 | | Included Components | Unit^Instruction Guide | | Inlet Connection Size | 0.75 Inches | | Inlet Connection Type | National Pipe Tapered | | Item Dimensions | 3 x 0.25 x 3 inches | | Item Type Name | Delta Faucet RP5649 Push Button Diverter Assembly, Chrome | | Item Weight | 3.2 ounces | | Item dimensions L x W x H | 3 x 0.25 x 3 inches | | Manufacturer | Delta Faucet | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime Warranty | | Material | Brass | | Material Type | Brass | | Model Number | RP5649 | | Number of Ports | 2 | | Outlet Connection Size | 0.5 Inches | | Outlet Connection Type | NPT | | Size | 0.25 x 3 x 3 inches | | Thread Size | 0.5 inches | | Thread Type | NPT | | UPC | 785533452266 018578006393 034449056496 787721801931 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Valve Type | Diverter Valve | ## Product Details - **Material:** Brass - **Brand:** DELTA - **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 3 x 0.25 x 3 inches - **Exterior Finish:** Chrome - **Inlet Connection Size:** 0.75 Inches - **Outlet Connection Type:** NPT - **Number of Ports:** 2 - **Outlet Connection Size:** 0.5 Inches - **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00034449056496 - **Manufacturer:** Delta Faucet ## Images ![DELTA FAUCET, Chrome RP5649 Push Button Diverter Assembly - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51yylJdEaDL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fit perfectly. *by M***R on May 17, 2018* My original push button diverter (spring and all) shot out of my assembly and water was leaking out of the hole. The hardest part about the replacement was getting the screws out of the wall that had probably been there since before I was born. Once the covering was off, it was obvious that getting the 7/8 socket around the old diverter was going to be a chore as the wall to the shower was in the way. I made the executive decision here to chip away at the piece of the wall. Once that was done, the 7/8 socket went on like a glove, I didn't even need to use the wrench handle. I pulled the old diverter tab out with a pair of needle nose plyers. The tab was no longer attached to anything. I put one coating of plumber's tape onto the thread of the diverter and used the 7/8 socket to secure it in place. Once the assembly for the faucet was back in place I pushed the diverter button in and viola! Worked like a charm and no more leaks! It took me about an hour and a half, but its about a 20 minute job if your screws aren't as rusted as mine were and the wall is not in the way of the diverter. The assembly covered up where I had chipped away at the wall, so you can't even tell. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Genuine parts in this category really do make a difference *by J***N on August 8, 2019* I am a homeowner that likes to repair items when I can, without causing more headaches or extra damage. When we purchased this home two years ago, I noticed that our master bath had a shower with this type of Delta push-button faucet and button diverter. "Swell," I thought. "Every one of these that I have ever used never works the way it is intended." The button never popped out when you were done with the shower, and if you forget to pull it out of the wall when you were done, you left the next person in the shower shocked and cold from the shower suddenly coming on. Sure enough, due to the age of our home (almost 40 years), this shower diverter stuck and was a pain to pull out when finished. After dealing with this for almost two years, I decided to research the repair to see if I could do it myself (instead of installing a new shower - not in our budget). A new shower diverter was the answer, and with the right tools (⅞" deep socket is KEY to taking it off easily) it would be done in about 10 minutes. I went to my local big-box hardware superstore to purchase it. Other stores in my area did not have the genuine Delta part in stock, but this particular store had a third-party part in stock (I will not name here, but it's not hard to figure out - they are probably the only ones that make this particular part for Delta shower faucets). "Should work just fine," I thought. I bought it and took it home. I installed the third-party part and was convinced that this would fix the "sticking button" problem. My old diverter was chock full of calcium and hard-water build-up over the years - so this replacement should work great, right? No. When I tried out the new third-party part, the diverter still "stuck" in place in the wall. When you turn off the shower, the button is supposed to simply pop out and release the water from the shower to the faucet. It was BETTER, but it wasn't great. And the diverter was actually not diverting the full water pressure up to the shower. It was WORSE than before! Our shower suddenly had lost water pressure, with about 30% of the water still going right out the faucet and the remaining water going to the shower head. (Delta indicates that a small pencil-thin stream will flow out of the faucet below with this type of diverter design.) Reading a review that indicated that this particular part is best when you buy GENUINE Delta, I decided to do the same. I purchased it here and swapped it out. And what do you know? THE GENUINE PART WORKS EXACTLY AS DELTA INTENDED THIS PART TO WORK. Our almost-forty year old shower works as it intended. Sorry for the LONG review, but don't do what I did. The third-party part is OK, but it will NOT do what Delta intended it should do. I fault the plastic paddle and the spring inside the third-party part. Not good enough. Delta is still making this correctly. Moral of the story? Purchase this genuine. Don't mess around. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Part, Easy Fix! *by B***R on May 10, 2017* If you know “Lefty-Loosey, righty-tighty” then you can do this repair. If you have the right tools on hand, a Philips screwdriver, a 7/8 deep-well socket, some tweezers or skinny needle-nose plyers and some plumber’s tape then this is literally a 5-minute repair. My old diverter had broken the cotter pin that holds the button to the paddle and the rod shot out into the tub. Had I known, I could have just replaced that cotter pin but this was easier. Simply remove the faucet handle and the chrome escutcheon. I didn’t turn off the water because no water is present at the diverter when the tub handle is off, but do as you wish. Next use the deep-well socket (I intended to use a crescent wrench but the socket is a better choice) to simply unscrew the old diverter and remove. Next I fished out the separated paddle from inside the fitting (lucky it can’t go anywhere). A quick wrap of plumbers silicon tape (a single wrap please) and screw the new diverter in place. The paddle does not need to be lined up or anything, the water pressure takes care of that. No leaks! Next I cleaned up the wall and escutcheon and replaced it with the two screws, replaced the handle. Tomorrow I plan to run a small bead of clear caulk around the escutcheon (I’ve never used that word before, and now I have 3 times in one review!), the handle and the diverter just to be safe. Don’t call a plumber, just order this part and swap it out, do a happy dance and impress everyone in the house with how handy you are! Five stars for Amazon deliver, Delta fit and ease of installation. ## Frequently Bought Together - DELTA FAUCET, Chrome RP5649 Push Button Diverter Assembly - DELTA FAUCET RP6046 Delta Connectors, Valves and Fittings, Chrome - Delta Faucet RP2391 Single Clear Knob Handle Kit with Button and Set Screw --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.kg/products/17767281-delta-faucet-chrome-rp5649-push-button-diverter-assembly](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/17767281-delta-faucet-chrome-rp5649-push-button-diverter-assembly) --- *Product available on Desertcart Kyrgyzstan* *Store origin: KG* *Last updated: 2026-05-06*