The problem may be a blocked or damaged diverter assembly. Follow these steps to solve: For Two Handle Kitchen Faucet Turn off water supply and drain any water in the faucet and spray assembly. Remove spout assembly Replace diverter piston Reassemble spout For Single Ha [...]
It is extremely rare for a faucet to develop a leak under the counter. Typically, these leaks are due to a loose inlet or outlet hose connection. Try tightening the hose to the spout and handles using a wrench. Do not over-tighten. Use two wrenches to tighten the copper [...]
In most cases you can; however, if you are changing finishes (i.e.. from chrome to a “RENAISSANCE” PVD finish), you should change the drain assembly to match your new faucet finish. [...]
Most Pioneer cartridges are ceramic disc cartridges, designed to last a long time. To stop leaks, simply replace the cartridge by following the steps below. Step 1: Determine which side is leaking To check cold side: Ensure both handles are in the closed position Turn o [...]
The 1992 Energy Policy Act directed manufacturers to restrict the amount of water released from faucets. In some instances, this flow was reduced from 5 GPM (gallons per minute) at 60 PSI (pounds per square inch) to 2.2 GPM at 60 PSI. Therefore, it is advised that you n [...]
Nothing is wrong with your faucet. Water is simply emptying from the aerator and the hose of your faucet. [...]
In most cases, you can replace a 4″ center, two-handle lavatory faucet for a single-handle faucet or a mini-widespread lavatory faucet. However, you cannot do this if a single-handle faucet is a single-hole install application. [...]
Single handle faucets mount through 1, 2, 3, or 4-hole applications. Two-handle faucets are available for 3- and 4-hole applications. [...]
If you’ve bought a faucet with a side spray and no longer want to use it, you must purchase a connection cap to close off the spray outlet under the faucet. Check with the dealer where you purchased the faucet for specifications as connection sizes vary and will determi [...]
Yes, you can use a non-spray kitchen faucet that utilizes 3 holes and use a liquid soap/lotion dispenser or air gap for the extra hole. You can also cap the extra hole by using a sinkhole cover. [...]
