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Turn off the water to the faucet. Locate the shutoff valves for the hot and cold water supply within the cabinet underneath the sink. Alternatively, turn the water off at the main shutoff valve. Find the small hose weight hanging from the chrome pullout hose below the sink. Some weights are comprised of plastic and are looped through the pull-out hose; other weights are brackets screwed to the hose. If your weight is screwed on, remove the weight, using a flathead screwdriver. If the weight is a plastic loop, leave the weight alone for now. Turn on the faucet and allow any residual water in the pipes to drain into the sink. Pull out the faucet spray wand from the spout and unscrew it from the chrome pullout hose. Be careful not to drop the small washer inside the nozzle of the hose end. Unscrew a very tight connection, using the adjustable wrench. Wrap a layer of electrical tape around the jaws of the wrench to avoid damaging the screw. Pull a few inches of the pullout hose through the spout into the sink to prevent the hose from dropping into the cabinet.

Pour equal parts of hot water and vinegar into a plastic bowl. Ensure it is enough to cover the sprayer wand. Allow the sprayer wand to soak in the solution for several hours so the vinegar can dissolve mineral deposits that may have collected around the small aerator openings. Go beneath the sink and unscrew the other end of the chrome pullout hose from the flexible, water-supply faucet hose, using the adjustable wrench. Remove the plastic hose weight, if necessary. Do not pull the hose through the spout from this end. Stand in front of the sink and carefully pull the hose out of the faucet spout. If the hose gets stuck inside the spout, push the hose back through several inches to loosen it. Continue pulling out the hose. Stuff a portion of the paper towel into the end of the new pullout hose. Alternatively, insert the plastic plug if one is provided in your hose kit. Insert the plugged end of the new pullout hose through the faucet spout. Feed it through the spout until the end of the hose is below the sink.

Reattach the cleaned or new sprayer wand by placing the new washer into the pullout hose end and screwing the hose to the threaded nozzle of the sprayer wand. Tighten the connection until it is snug, using the adjustable wrench. Do not make the connection overly tight as doing so can damage the threads. Dock the sprayer wand to the faucet spout. Go beneath the sink. Loop the plastic hose weight onto the hose, if necessary. Remove the hose plug. Reattach the pullout hose to the flexible, water-supply faucet hose. Tighten the connection until it is snug but not overly tight, using the adjustable wrench. Reattach the hose weight bracket with the screwdriver, if necessary. Turn on the water supply. Things You Will Need Work light Flathead screwdriver Adjustable wrench Electrical tape Paper towel White vinegar Plastic bowl Bucket Pullout hose and washer set Tip References Delta Faucet: How to Install a Pilar Pull-Down Kitchen FaucetDelta Faucet: Sprayer Hose FAQsAmerican Standard: Easy Touch Faucet Installation Instructions Photo Credits Jupiterimages/Creatas/Getty Images Suggest a Correction