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Identify replacement parts for the Santevia MINA pitcher

Find the part by name before matching a color

A MINA pitcher is built from several replaceable pieces, so the words “MINA part” do not tell you which item you need. Santevia currently lists a clock overlay, handle, lid, spout, upper tank, vessel and weighted valve as separate replacement products. These are components for an existing pitcher, not alternate pitcher models or filtration upgrades. If you need a new cartridge, use the separate MINA filter-choice guide; a replacement body part will not change the filter’s contaminant claims or service interval.

Use the exact part code

• Clock overlay: white 9MS-424 or black 9MS-423. Santevia describes it as an overlay that replaces the timer clock face and fits the clock housing. It is not a replacement filter timer or cartridge.
• Handle: black 9MS-643v2 or white 9MS-644v2. The product page identifies it as a replacement MINA handle.
• Lid: black 9MS-633v2 or white 9MS-634v2. Match the visible finish as well as the part name.
• Spout: white 9MS-614 or black 9MS-613.
• Upper tank: white 9MS-654 or black 9MS-653.
• Vessel: 9MS-601; the current listing shows one default-title option rather than separate color choices.
• Weighted valve: black 9MS-663 or white 9MS-664.

Do not mix the Classic and MINA filter names

Santevia separately sells Classic Alkaline Pitcher Filters in a 1-pack (9AP-421) and 3-pack (9AP-422). Its product page names the Classic Alkaline Pitcher as the compatible body. The MINA replacement filters use different SKUs: 9MS-478/479 for the fluoride variant and 9MS-471/472 for Standard. Similar brand names and the word “pitcher” are not evidence that a cartridge or part fits another body. Use the model name on your pitcher and the replacement-page compatibility statement, not appearance alone.

Check the pitcher version when the listing is broad

The current replacement pages describe their components for the MINA Pitcher, but they do not publish a complete model-year or serial-number crosswalk. In particular, the “v2” text in the handle and lid SKUs is part of the manufacturer’s listed code; the pages do not explain which earlier serials it replaces. If your pitcher is an older version, has a different color, or has a timer/valve assembly that looks unlike the pictured part, confirm the pitcher model and part code with Santevia before ordering. A part being listed in the MINA family does not prove universal backward compatibility.

This guide is for identifying replacement components, not diagnosing a leak or proving that an older unit can be repaired. For a filtration choice, capacity or ordinary pitcher comparison, see the MINA Pitcher assessment. The manufacturer’s current MINA page and each linked replacement listing are the best place to recheck the part code before purchase.