Extensa Single-Handle Pull-Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in White 1- or 3-hole installation Single ADA-compliant lever handle The MOEN Extensa Single Handle Pull-Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in White combines functionality and beauty. It gives you a faucet with the convenience of an extended reach pull-down sprayer in a design that highlights soft, smooth curves. It extends a full 54 in. to help you navigate around the kitchen sink to easily rinse and fill containers. The simple push of a button alternates between a spray and aerated water stream. The Duralock Quick Connect system makes installation a snap for you and your family. Full sink coverage with an 8-1/4 in. tall spout for a 10-1/4 in. reach and 59 in. hose Fits a 1 or 3-hole sink 145° swing on the spout for ease in rinsing down the sink Light-touch spray button that activates a powerful spray Duralock quick connect system for easy installation Optional escutcheon plate included This question is from Extensa Single-Handle Pull-Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in White1 I need that little rubber button

the rubber piece on the top that you push for spray where do I find that for the Extensa Single-Handle Pull-Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucet This question is from Extensa Single-Handle Pull-Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Spot Resist Stainless1 I have a Sun City Del Webb home in Lincoln. Gsp Puppies For Sale AlabamaDo you carry similar Moen kitchen faucets that were installed when i purchased my home in 2005?Pitbull Puppies For Sale In Bristol This question is from Extensa Single-Handle Pull-Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in White0 Why is the base that meets granite crumbly and getting loose?Bamboo Flooring Tampa Fl We have had the Extensa model on our kitchen sink for about 10 years. Lately when we swivel the faucet from side to side it has like a grinding stuck feel to it.

Like something crumbly is interfering with its ability to swivel at the base. It was installed in a granite countertop. Any ideas on what is going on? This question is from Extensa Single-Handle Pull-Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Chrome0 My filters(5) came out, how do I get them back in or do I need a new spray spout? Moen 87017 Banbury Single-Handle Pull-Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucet, Chrome Kraus KPF-2250 Single Lever Pull-Out Kitchen Faucet, Stainless Steel Shaco Modern Brushed Nickel Stainless Steel Single handle Pull Out Prep Bar Sink Kitchen Faucets, Kitchen Faucet Pull Out Delta Faucet 4353-AR-DST Linden Single Handle Water-Efficient Pull-Out Kitchen Faucet, Arctic Stainless The ban bury collection highlights a timeless nostalgia for traditional versatility and sets a tone that is both classical and sensible. The ban bury pullout faucet features a 2-function sprayer that can be activated with the simple click of a button. The faucet's single-handle design creates less clutter on your countertop.

9.5 x 10.2 x 10 inches #27,853 in Home Improvements (See top 100) #125 in Home Improvement > Kitchen & Bath Fixtures > Kitchen Fixtures > Kitchen Faucets > Kitchen Sink Faucets > Touch On Kitchen Sink Faucets 4.8 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) I have two of this, one in the Kitchen and the other in my laundry room. The units worked well for a little over a year. Then the spray head hoses started leaking. I bought this to replace a similar one that gave out after 25 years or so, and it works fine. Installation of the faucet itself takes less than half an hour. I bought this at the nearby Home Depot because Amazon said this usually ships in one or two MONTHS. I paid $125, about the same as Amazon's price. like the faucet a lot. The faucet is very nice, but it is a little cheap feeling in that it is all plastic. Wish it didn't automatically revert back from spray to stream every time it's turned off.. . . .. . . . Easy to install, and the color was perfect.

This is the second one we have bought, the last one lasted fifteen years. The only reason for changing it had started to discolor, it has been a great little faucet. I bought this faucet to replace a similar Moen faucet that is twenty plus years old. I have used Moen products for thirty plus years on lots of projects and I have always been... I have an leaking older single-handle Moen faucet. All the info I've found for such faucets shows a removable cap on top of the handle; removing that exposes a screw, which allows removal of the handle, etc. This faucet doesn't have a clearly-removable cap; instead, it has a slightly inset surface on top of the faucet, which is covered with a 'Moen' sticker. I tried gently prying on that, but it wasn't clear that it was meant to come off. So, before pushing on and maybe defacing the surface, does anyone know how to disassemble this faucet? Or, for that matter, what the model number would be. Edit: It turns out, the "Moen" thing is just a sticker.

Peel it back, and there's the screw. No cap to pry off. I drew a small black circle around the area of that tab where you can slip a utility knife point underneath of it and pop it out it should come out pretty easily. So far, everything I find online shows that the screw is certainly under the cap but no direction how specifically to remove the cap. Here is an image that I found: It's possible the entire top half comes off, not just the label on top. It may pop off with a gentle prying, or with a small set screw that's exposed when the handle is raised. Shutoff the water and lift the handle to see if there are any small screws. If you don't see any screws, feel the top label, press firmly, and see if there are any obvious indentations for a screw hole. Assuming there aren't any, give the entire top cap a gentle prying, and if it shows signs of loosening, keep working it from each side until it's free. Chrome two-handle high arc kitchen faucet Old world bronze two-handle high arc kitchen faucet