Product Dimensions62.9 x 31.1 x 8.9 cm #44,016 in Tools & Home Improvement (See top 100) in Tools & Home Improvement > Kitchen & Bathroom Fixtures DELTA FAUCET 9178-AR-DST Leland Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Arctic Stainless Kohler K-596-VS Simplice Single-Hole Pull-down Kitchen Faucet (Vibrant Stainless) American Standard 4175.300.002 Colony Soft Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Polished Chrome Moen 7594C Arbor One-Handle High Arc Pulldown Kitchen Faucet (Chrome) As the #1 faucet brand in North America, Moen offers a diverse selection of thoughtfully designed kitchen and bath faucets, showerheads, accessories, bath safety products and kitchen sinks for residential and commercial applications each delivering the best possible combination of meaningful innovation, useful features, and lasting value. See all 4 customer reviews (newest first) on Amazon.ca to see all 457 reviews 9Kitchen faucet stopped dispensing cold water. HomeImprovement)submitted by This is the faucet.

I'm pretty sure it's Moen brand. Every year or so it would start leaking from the base of the handle (the joint?) when turned on. The landlord would fix it, then a few months to a year later it'd start leaking again. This time, we neglected it longer than we should have and while it stopped leaking as much, it won't dispense cold water. The handle feels a bit weird and has some resistance when lifting while on the cold setting and nothing comes out. Can someone either explain how to fix this or link me to a step by step guide? π Rendered by PID 2093 on app-571 at 2016-08-29 12:23:21.587173+00:00 running e331ebd country code: US.Mazz™ Kitchen Sink Faucet - Loose Handle The handle on the K-R72511-SD Mazz kitchen sink faucet may become loose over time. The handle has been redesigned to correct the issue and will be available as a service kit as of May 15, 2015. To temporarily tighten the existing handle prior to obtaining the service kit, follow the instructions below.

Turn off the water supply. Rotate the handle to the "ON" position. Using a 3/32" or 2.5 mm hex wrench, tighten the handle setscrew by turning it clockwise. The handle should now be seated more firmly on the faucet. Rotate the handle to the "OFF" position. Turn on the water supply. Rotate the handle to the "ON" position to confirm proper operation. Help TopicsAccessoriesBathingFurniture/Cabinets/MirrorsDTV/Steam Misc/Policies/ProceduresShower DoorsSinksToilets/Urinals/Bidets/SeatsVideosIETMs (Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals)Topic #: 5641-2326Date Created: 06/03/2015Last Modified Since: 06/03/2015Viewed: 4754Porcelain Tub Repair NjWhy Does My Faucet Lever Keep Dropping?Houses For Sale In Brecon With Land If you own a single handle kitchen or bathroom faucet you may find the handle drooping, or falling down towards the sink. Air Tek Duct Cleaning

Many faucets today are designed with performance in mind. However, some parts will wear out and issues such as drooping handles start cropping up. Handle Wear and Loose Set Screws A worn out handle is one reason your faucet handle drops. Handles have a small round hole on the bottom where it mounts to the cartridge stem, a round rod on top of the cartridge. If this hole expands, or breaks, the handle will not stay in the upright position. This is because the mount hole no longer fits flush to the stem. It therefore drops down as gravity pulls it towards the sink. If the set screw on the back of the handle is too loose, this also causes faucet handle droop. This is the screw securing the handle to the stem. If it is loose, the handle droops because the handle is not securely fastened on the faucet stem. Another reason the handle droops is due to the cartridge. The cartridge stem, a rod sticking out of the faucet cartridge, is the only thing to which the handle is secured.

If this stem breaks or wears down, the handle will droop because the mount hole is now larger than the stem and does not fit properly on the stem. This is a similar problem as a worn out handle mounting hole, except there is a different way to fix this issue. Causes of Broken Stems and Handle Mount Holes Using too much force on the faucet handle causes both issues leading to handle droop. When kitchen faucet handles are flipped up or pushed down too hard, the mounting hole in the handle expands or cracks. If too much force is used on the handle while opening or shutting it, stems may chip, crack or break. Corrosion also plays a role in stem and handle wear. It accelerates cracking and breaking by eating away at the metal parts. When a handle droops there is a simple way to fix it. If the set screw is loose, simply lift the handle and tighten it with an Allen wrench until the handle does not droop anymore. If this does not fix the problem, take out the set screw in the handle with an Allen wrench and pull the handle off.

Look at the bottom of the handle. If it appears worn out, broken or cracked, replace the handle. Also, look at the stem. Clean off the corrosion and sediment deposits. If it is cracked or broken, shut off the water to the faucet and unscrew the faucet bonnet cap. Slide the cartridge out and replace it with a new one that has a new stem. Then replace the bonnet and handle and tighten the set screw. Ace Hardware: Repairing Different Types of Faucets Shower faucets are commonly turn or pull-out style faucets. For this to work, the handle is attached to a cartridge that turns... How to Fix a Moen Single Handle Kitchen Faucet How to Remove a Single Handle Faucet How to Fix a Kitchen Sink With a Broken Handle How to Get Rid of Mice Forever How to Fix a Peeling Leather Couch How to Repair a Moen One-Handle Kitchen FaucetKitchen faucet sprayer hard to pull out or put back in? Question: We have a pull-out spray style kitchen faucet, the problem is that the hose won’t retract back into the faucet itself.

I researched some repair websites and they all talk about a weight that is attached to the retracting hose to help it retract back in. My problem is that no one specifies where the weight is located. If there is a weight attached to the hose, what do I need to adjust it to get the hose to retract again? Pull Out Kitchen Faucet Will Not Retract Or Pull Out Is it stuck on something or is it broken?Answer: You do NOT need to dismantle the faucet either above the sink or under the sink. These common kitchen pull-out faucets have a weight in the middle of the spray hose (the hose you see when you pull the faucet out) this simple weight limits how far you can extend the spray hose and helps it retract back into the faucet spout.Kitchen faucet spray hose weight This type of weight uses screws to attach it to the spray hoseYou need to look under your sink. Find the spray hose that is the one that you use when you pull out the faucet. On that hose should be a small weight. It is usually held to the hose with 2 screws.

Use either a Phillips screwdriver or straight screwdriver will be the tool you need to adjust, move, or add a weight to the kitchen faucet hose.Location of kitchen spray hose weight compared to faucet location (under sink)If you do not have a spray hose weight (Spray Hose Weight Kit) for your kitchen faucet, purchase one at any home improvement store or Amazon for about 10 bucks. Once you have your weight, measure about 14 inches down on the spray hose from the bottom of the faucet. Next use your screwdriver and attach the two parts of the weight to the hose. Screw it together and the test to be sure your kitchen sink pull-out pulls out and retracts.Kitchen faucet spray hose weight This type of weight just snaps onto your spray hoseSometimes the spray hose weight and the spray hose can get hung up on some of the plumbing under your sink. Simply reposition the spray hose or move the weight up or down to avoid it getting caught on anything under the sink.Weight on kitchen spray hose held on by screwsMost of the time, the spray hose or weight will get caught on the water-pipe valve.