The screw that holds the faucet on the handle came out and got lost. Can anyone please tell me what kind of screw to replace it with? It was red.
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If you're referring to the piece beneath the front of the handle, it is not a screw. It's a plastic plug that covers the screw behind it and serves only for cosmetic purposes. For a replacement, contact the Pfister website, customer service.
208706
Okay, I'm pretty sure this is what you are facing. First, the red/blue "plug" that you lost was simply an indicator showing a turn of the handle to the right (red) would turn on the hot water; a turn to the left(blue) is, of course, the cold. Inside the hole is a fitting that accepts a hex tool that put into the fitting will tighten a loose handle (or, I suppose will allow the handle to be removed). I have never actually removed the handle, but have tightened the handle many times. If you look into the hole with a flashlight, you can barely see the fitting into which the hex tool will fit. My recollection is that you must use a 5/32" hex, and you must be careful not to "strip" the fitting -- I've done that on other plumbing fixtures and they are really tough to replace - at that point you might as well replace the faucet. By the way Pfister has an 800 number with courteous people from what I remember. Hope this helps; Good luck!
2132269
You might try contacting the company. Depending upon which part you need to replace, you may find a suitable substitute at a local hardware store.
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No there is not,we had the same problem,after a bit of discussion Amazon replaced. Depending on who you bought it from,(vendor) decides who replaces the handle. You wont need a plumber, easy fix just a handle issue. Call Kraus first...then Amazon.
73756
im sorry Cliff i have no idea weer one might get a replacement handle for it. but my best bet would be getting a hold of the seller and asking him
2226022
I ended up choosing a different faucet. Sorry. I dont have any information on the subject. Good luck.
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I think the quickest way would be go to your nearest hardware store (true-value,lowes,ace,ect) and buy one or find the Mfg if in the US and e-mail them for a replacement .
712208
I had no trouble with mine- I think the screws must have been monel metal that does not rust. The only thing I can think of if the old screws won't come out is to grind off the screw heads with a Dremel Tool or something. Then the brass plates will fall off and you should be able to replace the flush valve. Good luck.
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That's a question for the manufacturer, and I think I recall that reading a user review that stated they'll send a replacement gratis. Locally, a "good" hardware store or plumbing supply should have a replacement. Home Despot might have a match in their faucet repair bins.
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If you have a faucet that looks like this and need to replace the head, just unscrew it from the hose and replace it from Pfister which they will send you for free, also, Home Depot has an after market head that looks like this and works great.
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Mine also broke after a few months of use and what I did I emailed the seller and luckily he told me he will send a one time replacement free of charge; try it. If this doesn't work, try Lowe's, Home Depot, or call your plumber, they should have replacements.
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Jack, l think a copy came with the faucet and I probably threw it away. Look up the company's website and send them an email and I'm sure they'll tell you how to get one.
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Hi Steve,I bought it and fixed it with the help of a mechanic. Not sure if he used the same screws or used from his collection. I apologize that I couldn't help you with.Manoje
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Hi, mine had a hole in the center on the handle. And I mounted it on a wall... If I were you, I would just do a hole on the center for a screw.
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Mine was a total witch, & NOT a water witch. I had to take the unit off the faucet, then use Irwin Vise Grip Locking pliers IRWIN Tools VISE-GRIP Locking Pliers Set, Original, 2-Piece (36) Imagine you are looking at it from the bottom and inserting straight in and remember RIGHTY TIGHTY LEFTY LOOSEY. Should be the same looking at it from the top but not as easy to visualize. Although initial installation was easy, reattaching the unit and adaptor wasn't as easy putting it back on, that required the locking pliers as well.
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Not sure where you could find a replacement, but we had a similar issue (the broom was being used in a manner it shouldn't have been, to pry something -and it bent). My husband pulled the black end cap off the handle, straightened it as best he could, and was able to force a wooden dowel down inside of it (it was hollow). It works great now!
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Best chance would be to go to lightinthebox.com and see if they have spare parts for their faucets. Otherwise your local hardware such as lowes or Home Depot or menards-stores has parts that are similar but not the same
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Call Pfister. My faucet has a lifetime warranty on all parts.. I found this out from me to plumber.