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looking for a kitchen faucet with pull down sprayer with a magnet to hold sprayer in place?
Oct 03, 2007 by Charlie S | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling
Delta has a one handle pull down sprayer faucet - with a magnet to hold the sprayer in place when not in use. is there any other manufacturer who has this?
We have a Franke that does this. This is what we have:
http://www.frankeksd.com/productdetail.php?prodid=164&node=11&group=31&lvl=2
it's a beautiful and excellent piece.
JMC | Oct 03, 2007
Installing new faucet with sprayer into old basin?
Jul 16, 2007 by Sparky | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I purchased a new faucet with sprayer. Currently I have a faucet but no sprayer.
next to where the sprayer should go, there is a overflow for my dishwasher. Do I need to drill another hole or do I need to do something with the overflow ?
I am in California if that matters. Also, I meant to say "next to the faucet, there is an overflow"
you can probably re-work your dishwasher drain line under your sink drain, which removes the need for an overflow. Usually, these drain into a disposal anyhow. Then perhaps the existing hole will be sufficient.
Take a look at a friends under sink plumbing to get ideas.
College Guy | Jul 16, 2007
Why did water stop coming full blast from the kitchen sink sprayer? Now comes out of faucet AND sprayer ?
Oct 27, 2008 by Otis123 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
When first installed, the kitchen sink faucet and sprayer worked so well. When we needed to spray, we pushed the button, water stopped coming from the faucet and through the sprayer only. Great! Now water comes from both sources, and the power is light on both. How do I get the water to come from the sprayer only when needed, at full force???? Thank you.
Thank you all for your very detailed and informative answers! We'll try some of these suggestions. Thank you!
In the base of the faucet is a shuttle valve which diverts the water flow to the sprayer. Probably a seal on the valve spool is bad. They are usually o-rings. The problem is how to get access to the bad part. Different faucets come apart in different ways.
If you can remove the faucet where it swivels the access to the valve is easy to get to. Otherwise you might have to pull the whole assembly and work from the bottom.
That's the best I can offer without seeing the unit.
GL | Oct 27, 2008
Faucet with sprayer installed. Sprayer works when water is on at faucet but the faucet does not work. Why?
Sep 17, 2006 by md9963 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
The faucet is a Glacier Bay model with a hot, cold and sprayer. The water barely trickles out of the faucet even when both valves are fully open. We have checked the lines for clogs and kinks, but water is obviously getting to the faucet because the sprayer, although not with the kind of pressure I would like, works. I am normally handy and this is not rocket-science, but we can not figure this out. Any help out there? Your input would be appreciated.
Check the screens in the tip of faucet. They get clogged with particles. Sometimes just enough to stop water flow. Happened to me more than once.
wowwhatwasthat | Sep 17, 2006
Delta kitchen faucet, press sprayer, and water still comes out of the spout!?
Aug 12, 2007 by Karim | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Delta kitchen faucet model RP3614 about 8 years old? , I press sprayer, and water still comes out of the spout!
actually, some water comes out of the sprayer unit, but maybe half of what it should be, the rest some water comes out of the spout.
I have already changed today all the parts inside the faucet - including the cartridge ball, the o-rings, springs..everything in there.
not sure what else to try.
the hose looks like it just connects - screws in - underneath the faucet.
I am thinking if the hose is plugged, it may cause the water to also come out the spout, and cut the pressure out of the hose?
IS this possible, what else can it be?
thanks for your help.
Karim
Hi. I use to be a Customer Service Rep for Delta Faucets based in Central Illinois.. Have you tried replacing the diverter and the hose should be replaced as well. not sure why they just sent you the rp3614, S&S, o-rings, cam and packing with the allen key hole wrench. The ball didn't really have anything to do with it. You are still under warranty, ask about rp28900 in whatever color you have and depending on the type of faucet, one handle rp320 and for two handles it is a different on, looks like a white stick with four keys cut out to unscrew it with a quater. Also a pencil stream of water is normal, but most of the time you can cut that to lil drops to nothing. And besides the csr's have to send parts out twice, and if they don't work they have to send a new faucet. But make sure you don't use DANCO. Techincally it voids the warr. and also don't put any lube on the parts.
illini_girl_03 | Aug 12, 2007
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Marin Independent-Journal - Jan 28, 2012
I find the easiest way to both clean and refresh plants is using the faucet sprayer and rinsing with warm water in the kitchen sink (or the shower for ferns or large plants). If you have some brown portions of leaves (most often a result of low
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Give your laundry room a new, squeaky-clean look
Globe and Mail - Jan 27, 2012
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Tubs break out of the box
Houston Chronicle - Jan 20, 2012
Consider, too, how you will reach the faucet. "You don't want to lean over the tub or get inside the tub to turn the faucet on," says Peggy McGowen, a certified bathroom designer and owner of Kitchen & Bath Concepts in the Houston Design Center.and more »
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One fixture we've been including in all laundry and mudrooms lately is a pull-down-style faucet. It's a miniature version of a professional kitchen unit. The sprayer is perfect for scrubbing out stains, cleaning plant pots, or a hundred other things.and more »
