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What are the models of faucet specifications? How to identify the faucet is good or bad?
Style, the current market is generally divided into two styles of faucet, that is, single handle and double handle faucet, single handle only a hole, and double handle can be divided into four inches and eight inch hole two, which can be based on Buy the basin style.
We found an older (maybe 10-15 years) cast iron sink that is 48 inches long with two large basins and a small one in a junk trailer. It has 6 faucet holes drilled like this 0 0 0 on the back and we were wondering what all the holes 0 0 0 were for.
sounds like Jen has it going on
How is the detachment of the Crowe basin?
Finally, when the faucet, where the faucet and the basin contact with the place, are required to use rubber lap pad (the top of a basin, the following one), with the wrench to the root of the root and lock the mother tightened, the root of the fixed water faucet Role, if installed too loose, the tap in the use of rotation, so that the following lock the mother to produce leakage problems.
Three hole wash basin put a single hole faucet, the remaining two holes how to plug on?
Can be decorated with a faucet dedicated panel.
I'm having a problem with my 35154678 year old bathroom faucet.Leaking has always been a slight problem but I've always somehow been able to get it to stop if I close the faucet REALLY tightly. However, today I tried to turn the faucet shut, and the thing just popped and doesn't stop turning! It goes around and around from weak water flow to strong water flow, without the usual "resistance" before the water finally stops. So basically, I can't shut off the water flow by using the usual faucets and I have to use the main faucets underneath the sink.Gee, I sure hope I'm making sense.I guess it is time for a replacement, but can anyone tell me what might have broken to cause this? Will repairing this be as easy as simply replacing the O-rings, or do I need a plumber?
sometimes it is better to buy a new faucet, there are not to expensive and easy to install , because like you say the one you have is to old and soon or later you will have to replace something ales if you buy a new one you will probable pay around $ 2o.00 dollars but you r not going to have any more problems any more for long time ,i hope this helps you.
Im trying to replace my faucet sink in my bathroom the bolts wont come off ! I tried using the wrench I have but it wont turn what can I do? is there another tool I can use
The nuts that you need to remove are under the sink on the bottom of the faucet. Sometimes if they are corroded it's easier to undo the water lines and take the sink out and turn it over to get to them.
I was filling a large basin with hot water. Suddenly there was a 'thump' and the water stopped running. I pushed the handle back and got cold water, then to the right and got cold water. But when I pushed the handle all the way to the left to get hot water, no water came out at all. The bathroom faucet gives hot water when I turn the handle and the bath faucet gives hot water. What happened to my kitchen faucet?
It's some kind of valve in the lines of your kitchen faucet and hoses. There are different places that can be. First make sure the lines under the sink aren't kinked (yes, even a sprayer that pulls out from the side can cause this). After that, you will have to pull apart the faucet.
I Just bought a new kohler faucet to replace my old but the hoses on the new ones are short. It has a 3/8 connector and my old one had a 5/8 connector...the old hose is pinched into the shutoff valve tap so i cannot remove it...what can i do to connect the old pipe with the new one...please help....home depot was no help
Here's the bottom line, as I see it. Shut off the water to the house at the service valve out front or, if that valve doesn't work properly, shut it off at the meter. Get a tubing cutter and cut off the service valve under the sink as close to the valve as you can. Do not use a hack saw, use a tubing cutter. Home Depot sells new service valves that are compression fittings to slip over the pipe coming out of the wall or floor. Take the old valve with you so they can help you with the correct size. You'll need to cut off both valves. When you buy the new valves, buy some new armored hoses to connect your new faucet to the new valves. You'll need a couple of wrenches to install the new valves and hoses, and you may need a basin wrench to install the new faucet. Consider the tools an investment and the valves and hoses maintenance expenses. Once you've done one successfully you'll never be intimidated by that type of job again. Good luck.