How do you pull out a faucet sprayer?
How do you pull out a faucet sprayer?
1. Remove the hose weight. 2. Use a channel lock or pliers to unthread the hose coupling off of the threaded metal faucet body 3. Grab ahold of the sprayer and pull the hose out through the faucet toward you. 1. Tighten the spray wand onto the hose. 2. Insert the hose into the opening of the faucet body and feed through. 3.
How do you hook up a sprayhead to a kitchen faucet?
Slide the weight back on the hose before attaching the hoses together. Reconnect the sprayhead hose. Turn on the faucet water and check for any leaks. Turn of the water supply to your kitchen faucet. Disconnect the pull-out spray hose under the sink where it connects to another hose coming down from the faucet body (Fig. 1).
How do you install a pull down faucet hose?
Install the hose weight onto the hose on the spray wand side a few inches up from the bottom. The faucet hose will use a double Quick Connect that snaps onto the smooth metal faucet body. 1. Remove the hose weight. 2. Remove the Double quick connect from the hose:
What to do if your faucet spout is stuck?
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. Discard the hose.
1. Remove the hose weight. 2. Use a channel lock or pliers to unthread the hose coupling off of the threaded metal faucet body 3. Grab ahold of the sprayer and pull the hose out through the faucet toward you. 1. Tighten the spray wand onto the hose. 2. Insert the hose into the opening of the faucet body and feed through. 3.
Slide the weight back on the hose before attaching the hoses together. Reconnect the sprayhead hose. Turn on the faucet water and check for any leaks. Turn of the water supply to your kitchen faucet. Disconnect the pull-out spray hose under the sink where it connects to another hose coming down from the faucet body (Fig. 1).
Install the hose weight onto the hose on the spray wand side a few inches up from the bottom. The faucet hose will use a double Quick Connect that snaps onto the smooth metal faucet body. 1. Remove the hose weight. 2. Remove the Double quick connect from the hose:
What should I do if my faucet hose gets stuck?
Pull the swivel part of the spout away from the body of the faucet or the hose may get stuck. The spout may be able to be pulled or a screwdriver may be necessary to gently pry the spout up (Fig. 3) and (Fig. 4). Once the spout is loose, pull out the hose. Remove and replace the sprayhead if necessary.
