Can I add a face plate to any single handle faucet?
Apr 06, 2008 by Elaine D | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I have three holes in my sink, but want to buy a new single handle goose neck faucet. All I see do not have a face plate and there is no indication that one can be added.
I am guessing you have a lav sink with 8" centers?
If so you need to replace the lav sink.
Almost all kitchen sinks have 3 holes, where a single lever or 2 handle faucet work.
Mister Phoenix | Apr 08, 2008
eNot sure what you mean but if there is not one with tap there probably won't be one. There certainly wont be one to cover three holes but single hole infills are available from plumbing shops. Thay are in chrome finish
navi | Apr 06, 2008
My faucet's single handle just broke right off, how do I fix this?
Jun 26, 2008 by veebeedee | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
It's a Moen faucet, single handle. It has been wobbly for awhile and today it just broke off. Can I just replace the top of the handle that is broke and how do I go about doing that? Is it difficult? Should I take the broken handle to the hardware store and ask them what to do? Thanks for any help!
Some stores do carry an extensive inventory of parts for various brands of faucets. You'd just have to take it in to see.
Before you do tho.... did the handle just come off... or did it actually "break" ?
You mentioned it was 'wobbly' for awhile.... most likely (if the handle is not actually 'broken'), the set screw just backed out, and you dont need a new handle. Typically a single lever faucet handle is held in place by an 'allen' screw. If you bought this faucet yourself, one was probably supplied with it. If you look at the faucet handle, as if you were standing at the sink, with it pointing towards you, the set screw will be on the opposite side, near the bottom.
The set screw is probably still in the handle, if the whole thing did just come off the base. IF you cannot find the allen wrench (aka 'hex' key), you could take the handle to any hardware store, or building supply store, and perhaps buy one to fit. It may be SAE, or Metric. Worst case scenario, you buy a combo pack of hex keys, of each type, for less than $20. I believe that would be considerable less than a new Moen faucet, hehehe.
Now, these allen screws, tighten thru the handle onto the valve stem of the faucet... usually a small brass piece, at the top of it.... if THAT part is broken, you can get a new valve stem, at most hardware stores.
Here are some pics for you -
A typical faucet allen screw looks like this -
http://www.ceetex.co.uk/vshop/prodimages/allen_grub_screws_large.jpg
Here is a similar type of screw, but it is easier to see what the screw head looks like -
http://www.scooterrestorations.com/prodimages/9/9_33_lockwashwerallen_main.jpg
And here are a couple of 'hex keys', or 'allen wrenches' -
One with a 'screwdriver' type handle -
http://www.infinityaerospace.com/764_Allen_Screwdriver.jpg
An individual set of allen wrenches -
http://www.wpclipart.com/tools/hand_tools/wrench/allen_wrench_set.png.html
A 'combination' set - all the 'hex keys' fold into the handle, like a pocket knife -
http://www.sunbeltstudwelding.com/images/accessories/allen_wrench.jpg
There are other types of Allen wrenches/hex keys... 'T' handles, and specially bent versions, but the photo links I've provided are the most common, and you can find them at just about any store... hardware stores, WalMart, etc.
And... last but not least... here is a link to Moen, where you can order replacement parts online, if you cannot find one in a local store - http://www.moen.com/buymoen/buyparts/index.cfm
Good Luck
thewrangler_sw | Jun 26, 2008
how do i remove a single handle moen faucet with a more recent one?
Apr 22, 2008 by jam | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
At the moment, I have a single handle pull faucet (kinda looks like a big round door knob)....I want to replace it with a lever...how do I do this? can this be done without damaging tile...I would like to keep the spout (can I keep the existing spout?)....thanks
Pop the top of the faucet off, there should be a round plastic or metal cover in the middle of the faucet. Underneath is a brass screw that holds the handle on, remove this screw and remove the handle. If you want to replace it with a lever, you will need to buy a complete new faucet with the lever handle, follow the instructions to install the new faucet. You may need to turn the water off just before the hot water heater to do this work.
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Brutus | Apr 22, 2008
Will i need to remove the wall to replace shower/tub single handle faucet?
Jun 25, 2007 by teacher4u25f | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I need to replace the spout and the handle on will i need to go into the wall to do this the shower head is fine the knob that you pull to divert the water to the shower is stuck so we can't take a bath and the handle is worn out...so do i need to go into the wall to do this...need to know before i buy fixtures.. would it be better to hire someone to do this????
how do i remove the spout i tried turning it i thought it just screwed on ?/
you need to turn the water off and start unscrewing the fixtures.
Then take those to a plumbing supply house and see what they have to replace them with.
you won't need to replace the wall. It wouldn't hurt to hire a pro the first time.
MithrilHawk | Jun 25, 2007
My bathroom faucet is dripping. How do I install a washer in a single handle faucet?
Apr 12, 2007 by dealonbracelets | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I have those faucets which have just one spigot and a round plastic turn on thingy. It's dripping and I need to instal a new washer. But How? Can anyone help?
You can pry off the plastic cover and remove the knob. You should see from there how to remove the handle. ( be sure to shut off your water first) There should be some kind of washer or "0" ring, so you will need the correct one. Put back together... and if it doesn't leak you did a good job. Now from my experience.. just replace the faucet. Any like that I have repaired usually starts leaking again in about a year or less, and I end up just replacing the faucet with a good one and no more problems for 5 + years, depending on how good of a faucet I buy. A good one will last many years.
LT | Apr 12, 2007
Tips to Selecting a Kitchen Faucet Handle for a Hassle Free Kitchen
A Kitchenette faucet handle must be comfortable to use whatever be the material of the Faucet. It should feel good to touch and should be readily maneuverable. Kitchen faucets are generally made of brass because of its toughness. Insolence with bright chrome finish is the most popular choice for caboose faucets.
Depending upon your needs and the estimate of the sink you can choose amongst single handle kitchen faucet and double handle kitchen faucet. Unspecifically if you want hot and cold running water in your kitchen piscina then it is advisable to install dual handle kitchen faucet as they are more comfortable to use. However, nowadays there are single handle scullery faucets which perform all the functions of dual handle thus eliminating the prerequisite of two handles.
Nowadays, faucets are so designed that they allow contain of both hot and cold water with a single handle. You should make a point that kitchen faucets are not only for use but if you have a classy cookhouse then you must also worry about the looks of your sink and faucet as they add to the glitter of your kitchen.
The scope of your kitchen and the sink also decides whether to have a single kitchen faucet or a dual one. If you have a stingy sink in your kitchen, then the single handle kitchen faucet will look handy. Besides, in a big kitchen sink you can opt for a double handle kitchen faucet along with a kitchen faucet sprayer.
The single handle faucet is a little unit with hot and cold water gauges and water orate all embedded in one. This takes very less space in your kitchen as it needs only one slum in the counter top or the sink. Single handle faucets are also available with kits having draw back out side faucets. The double handle faucet requires three holes to be made, two for hot and cold gauges and one for the incredible spout. They are suitable for large sized sinks.
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Delta Single-Handle Faucet Ball Unit Assembly #RP70
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Delta Faucet 980T-SSSD-DST Pilar Touch 2O Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Soap Dispenser, Stainless Steel
List Price: $585.00
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Saves bath-water and energy
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The Pilar plot was inspired by a fusion of technology and nature
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Delta 980T-SSSD-DST Pilar Relate to-Activated Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with ToucH2O including Soap Dispenser, Acuteness StainlessDelta 980T-SSSD-DST Pilar Come up-Activated Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with ToucH2O including Soap Dispenser, Radiance Stainless Features:; The Pilar; design was inspired by a fusion of technology and temperament; Saves water and energy; Touch activated faucet featuring Beautify2O Technology; Turns on and off with just a touch anywhere on the rabbit on or handle; Exclusive MagnaTite; spray head docking ensures a restful fit of the wand; 32" minimum supply lines below the deck included; Delta Electronic Faucet Restricted WarrantyDelta 980T-SSSD-DST Pilar Match-Activated Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with ToucH2O including Soap Dispenser, Light Stainless Specifications:; Number of Handles: 1 ; Exaggerated/High-Arc: Yes ; Pull-out/Pull-down: Yes ; With Side Sprayer: No ; Valve Specimen: Electronic ; Flow Rate: 2.2 gpm @ 60 psi, 8.3 L/min @ 414 kPa ; Hose Duration: 59" long hose ; Holes/Span: 3-hole 8-16" installation ; ADA Compliant; DIAMOND; Seal Technology; Alight2O; Technology; MagnaTite; Docking; Electronic Faucets; Cause Clean; Brilliance; Finish; With Soap / Pomade Dispenser; CA/VT Compliant
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What's in the Box Delta Faucet 980T-SSSD-DST Pilar Single Handle Entice-Down Kitchen Faucet with Soap Dispenser (Stainless) and crowning hardware.
Customer Reviews
Love the touch control
This faucet uses a touch control system that turns the faucet on and off with just a touch of the neck or control handle. I like this feature because with the back of my hand I can easily turn off the water while washing a pot and then back on to rinse. You have to get used to only touching the pull out spout when you use it otherwise you can inadvertently turn off the water. I would prefer it if the spray mode had a slightly wider spread.
Make sure you install this faucet far enough back from the sink. It has a fairly large overhang and the water spray angles out slightly. As a result my plumber mounted the faucet a little too close to my sink and so even though I have a large sink the water stream is too close to the front and splashes out when I'm rinsing.
Over all this is a great faucet and I'm very happy with it. I picked it up on Amazon for about half of what it cost in a local store.
2010-08-25
| chas (Salt Lake City, UT United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
Love the faucet!
Fell in love with the tv ads. Looked in plumbing supply houses at it and received mixed reviews from the sales staff although no one ever said why it was not a good faucet to have. The amazon price was SIGNIFICANTLY less than any other discount. Anyhow, the whole family loves it, had it for months now and i love the feel, the appearance and performance of the faucet. A great buy!
2010-08-25
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Close to perfect.
My wife had to talk me into spending the extra cash to buy this Cadillac of faucets. I just didn't see the need to spend this kind of money when I can get a similar one for hundreds less. Now that I've got this faucet all I can say is, "I LOVE IT!!". It does everything the commercials show it doing. I would absolutely recommend this product. The down side is that it came with a defective solenoid unit. This was frustrating, but Delta sent a replacement right away. Any company that develops a product like this and spends as much as they do on advertising is certainly going to make it right to eliminate any possible bad press. It was a bit disappointing to not have it work right away, but it was worth it in the end. Its just kind of funny when you try to wipe up the counter around it. Its pretty sensitive. I've been squirted a few times. :-)
Way to sensitive
I was so excited about this faucet...it was one of the first things I ordered in our kitchen remodel. However, after 2 weeks, the jury's still out. It's just too sensitive. It just goes on and off when you're washing your hands (if they're too close) or washing dishes, which is extremely annoying. The most annoying, though, is when you grab the spout to spray off your dishes, and it goes off. Then it'll go back on and off, repeatedly, for several times.
And I've looked everywhere for more instruction on operation beyond "just touch it to turn it off and on!" (ie - turn off or wait one second with hand on nozzle before pulling it down to spray), and it's no where.
Lastly, it really "thuds" when it turns on and off with the touch function, which doesn't sound right either.
My husband hates it and is only giving me 1 more week before I have to just turn it to manual operation. I really want it to work, but it's just too frustrating while doing already frustrating dishes. Any advice is welcome.
Works great - we love it
We loved the concept, so despite some negative comments on battery life and odd behavior, we ordered as part of our kitchen makeover. It came in just 2 days w/ standard shipping (Connecticut). The large size goes perfectly with our chocolate Elkay e-granite sink ($400) and Kohler top-of-the line stainless drains ($50 each).
Installation was a bit more involved than a typical faucet, but not bad considering the extra components. A wrench was included for
snugging up the attaching plates. The included inlet pipes are quite long, and my old plumbing (1/2" copper) went up quite high, so I opted to cut my copper back to about 6" tall. I was pleasantly surprised to see new "slip-on" chrome ball valves at the big-box stores.. for about $8 (?) each I avoided the hassle of soldering. Just cut the pipe clean, slide on the value, then connect the Delta piping using the included nuts.
We've had the unit since May (3 months), and are still on our original batteries (it takes 4 C-cells). Not sure why some reviewers are having battery life issues - maybe they didn't wire correctly or maybe they leave it "on" (blue light on) much of the time. We leave the handle in the on position and use the touch feature almost exclusively. Sensitivity seems fine... a gentle touch on the underside of the spout with the back of the hand/wrist is all that's needed (we have not seen a lack of sensitivity in the spout as mentioned by one reviewer - I suspect they haven't properly attached the included wire/strap).
We are on well water; pressure is relatively low and the faucet turns on/off with a clear but well muffled "thunk" as expected. Not sure how this would change in a high-pressure city water setup.
Note there is a 4-minute auto-off feature, but I'd recommend turning off the handle
It's almost perfect, but not quite... on 2 or 3 occassions it turned off/on several times quickly before settling down - this was always when we went to use the faucet and perhaps touched it several times - so partly our fault for confusing it :-)
Would definitely highly recommend to others. The spout and handle are typical Delta high quality stainless; the magnetic spout holder works great. The soap dispenser seems to be plastic, not stainless. I am hoping for a long life solenoid.
American Standard 7385.000.295 Reliant 3 Single Control Centerset Faucet with Metal Lever Handle, Satin Nickel
List Price: $181.00
Price: $112.95 You Save:$68.05 (38%)
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Braided lithe hoses with 3/8 inch compression connectors
American Ideal - Style That Works Better
Snobbish Speed Connect® drain requires fewer parts and installs in less conditions
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Customer Reviews
slick design
This product looks very stylish and appears to be durable, little pricey but worth it.
2010-08-19
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Great!
This is not only very nice to look at but it feels sturdy and heavy, nothing worse than a flimsy piece of bath or kitchen appliance. This is a very nice faucet and I love the one handle bar, very easy and convenient when you don't have the time to fumble with knobs and temperature settings, I've used this style since I was a kid growing up in Poland and I'm still a fan.
2010-08-19
(New York City) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5
Great looking and easy to install
The American Standard Reliant 3 Faucet is nice looking set and the quality is something that will likely have this faucet sitting in my bathroom for years. There is nothing fancy about this faucet, it's fairly standard when it comes to design, but it does look very nice, sleek, and modern. I got the polished chrome version.
Installation was fairly quick and straightforward. I have installed a faucet before, but by no means am I a plumber. The instructions were pretty clear and concise and the supply lines were included (I'm not sure that supply lines are always included, but they were). The length of hoses should be sufficient for just about any job.
I was very pleased with the quality and craftsmanship. The parts seem very solid and strong. Overall, the price is fairly decent for a quality faucet (trust me, cheap faucets do not last long).
Actually is an Improvement
Right out of the box this faucet feels pretty substantial for a 4 inch faucet and it's attractive. However, there are plenty of nice-looking faucets available. The real improvement here is the drain assembly whereby the pop-up screws into the drain via a cable rather than the common method of a stick coming out of the drain that needs to be threaded through a perforated tab and then tightened down a process that is sometimes difficult to line up properly. The Reliant does save time in installation and assuming this faucet holds up, bravo to American Standard for pushing the faucet install a major step ahead.
2010-07-19
| DMZ (New York, NY USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
A solid choice for the bathroom
I have *never* changed a faucet without it tuning into an all day affair, and with this faucet it was no different. Luckily, though, it wasn't because of the installation process. This one installed easily. It's uninstalling faucets and getting in and out lines hooked up that is the problem (I wish that instead of marketing products as easy to install, they would create features that promote easy to unistall). That isn't the point, though. This faucet truly is an American Standard, all the way down to it being made in Mexico (Central America, but still American, right?). You've seen this design before and it works beautifully. Nice, easy to reach and adjust centrally located handle. Very smooth movement. Drain handle right in back. The faucet height and reach is just right for bathroom sinks and the water flow is sufficient. I have this in my kids' bathroom and it fits their needs nicely (single handle better than dual controls). I like the fact they made the basin connectors (how the faucet attaches to the sink) underneath plastic ones that you can screw on with your hands. I hate it when they use nuts that are larger than most adjustable wrenches and you can barely get them them to turn. I would also hope that plastic will not corrode so when I replace it in the future it is easiler to remove. The connector for the drain (to the up and down lever) actually snaps on in place, eliminating the whole procedure of pinching a springy metal connector onto the rod and making sure it is in the right place. Big time saver. So, you may not impress anyone with a fancy designer faucet, but it is a solid, good enough looking choice for most bathrooms.
List Price: $103.10
Price: $59.13 You Save:$43.97 (43%)
Product Details
Single lever handle for calm of control
Corresponding lighting fixtures available
8 inch extended spout swings 360 degrees for added convenience
Product Description
Single lever handle pantry faucet with 8" swing spout. Solid insolence construction, brass waterways, washerless plan. 8" centers, 1 2" I.P.S. connectors. ADA and NSF certified. Lifetime restricted faucet and finish warranty. Chrome finish. No. 100 WF: Less s
Customer Reviews
Ease of installation
I just completed the installation of this faucet and am extremely happy about the product. The service by the vendor was awesome, as the product was shipped free, and yet reached me in less than 5 days. Thanks. The ease of installation, lower price besides being a reputable brand, the looks and its operation made it a a big bargain. I would definitely recommend this product as well as the vendor.
2010-08-06
| Jack Menon (CA, USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
A classic still looks and works great
We searched our favorite plumbing-supply store for a new kitchen faucet, but found only expensive, fancy faucets that looked too high for our kitchen. All the new levers are too short, have too little travel, and are *very* difficult to adjust with just a nudge of your arm (necessary when both hands are messy or occupied!). Desperate, we turned to this decades-old standard. One caveat: Our plumber had to use longer flexible piping to avoid a kink with the new faucet lines, but he threw that in for free.
We love it and it looks really good in our old-fashioned kitchen. It is so easy to turn on, off, and adjust the temperature, that at first we had to get used to not using brute force. Very satisfied. Our old one lasted for decades.
2010-03-23
(San Diego, CA USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Best low cost faucet
I replaced my 20+ year old Delta with this one and am very happy. The installation was pretty simple with a little advice from a handyman friend.
There are cheaper faucets but this is the best low cost high quality one I could find.
2009-06-09
| bob y (boston. massachusetts) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Elegant and functional
Delta's elegant and functional kitchen sink faucet. Just purchased one from Amazon to replace a 27 year old one of the same model.
2009-05-03
| Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5
Moen Single Handle Shower Valve Trim Kit T3132 (Not CA / VT Compliant)
List Price: $93.40
Price: $66.25 You Save:$27.15 (29%)
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lever undertaking for ease of use
ADA compliant
chrome get rid of
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T3132 Consume: Chrome
Shown in Chrome finish
Pure your bathroom with this trim kit for Monticello Moentrol tubs and showers. The lever comfort handle looks elegant and stylish in the bathroom ecosystem and features an adjustable temperature limit to shun burns. Comes equipped with a lifetime predetermined warranty and a 5 year full warranty if used in commercial installations. Features: -On balancing valve design with integral hinder stops -.5'' CC connections -Lever smartness handle with temperature indicator on the escutcheon, pull-on/onward force-off operation -Temperature operates through an 180 stage arc of handle travel from full cold to full hot -Adjustable temperature limit stopping up to control maximum hot water temperature -Metal construction with a chrome plated -Strain balancing mechanism maintains selected pay temperature to within 2 degrees -1225 cartridge chart -Cartridge built from nonmetallic/nonferrous and stainless stiletto materials -Accommodates back to back installations -Third party certified by CSA to answer CSA B-125, ASME A112.18.1M and all applicable requirements referenced therein and complies with the relevant requirements of ANSI A117.1 -Lifetime meagre warranty against leaks, drips, and finish defects to the true consumer purchaser -5 year promise if used in commercial installations -See PDF links for dimensions and additional word Product Specifications Exploded Parts Expectation Instruction Sheets/Owners Manual
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Supplant an existing single-handle faucet with a new model that matches your sink configuration.
Restaurant inspections for November 2009
08.09.10
How it works
Each month, The Herald-Despatch publishes the findings of original food setting up inspections by the Washington County Haleness Department. Eatables service facilities are inspected on a unalloyed basis to carry out sure they are following the regulations that command such establishments.
Setting of establishments is Hagerstown unless otherwise esteemed.
Inspectors also carry on follow-up inspections and monitoring inspections, and consider complaints and comestibles-borne outbreaks.
Potentially hairy food means any commons rich in protein that will countenance the rapid tumour and reproduction of eatables-borne blight microorganisms.
Inspections are conducted at restaurants, nursing homes, schools, grocery stores and other places that not fail food, including those that only are makeshift such as fairs and carnivals.
Key violations such as contaminated or spoiled provisions, improper temperatures of foods, untoward cooking or no contest water must be corrected straightaway. Those items are prominent with *.
Other violations must be corrected within 30 days. Ensue-up inspections will be conducted as needed.
Those violations corrected on day of inspection are indicated as (corrected).
The following bread service establishments were inspected by the Washington County Condition Department in November 2009 and found to have touch-and-go violations that needed to be corrected directly:
• AC&T, 301 N. Burhans Blvd. - * hot dogs in back half of rolling grill below required temperature (hot dogs removed/discarded); rattle-brained intensity in haunt-in cooler below required devastate; water collecting in slight shield in stagger-in cooler; single-handling articles stored below cleaning products and automotive continuation liquids (corrected); side by side sink blocked by offal can and cardboard box (corrected).
The sinks in the viewable bathrooms at The Palace have but one handle, which means you can control the flow grade but not the temperature. It's like the sink was designed by Apple.
Brand, meanwhile, is a one-man Spinal Tap with the faucet open wide. He's even funny walking, striding with shoulders flung back and head held high, and more »
