My filter faucet is dripping and I don't seem to be able to take the top of the knob to replace the o-ring?
1513589
Did not have that problem, just a dripping with a potfiller from Franke....overall not satisfied with any of Franke products. Only 6 years and have replaced 2 faucets and have to have plumber replace the Triflow filter. Also need an o ring with potfiller. Customer service with Franke is great, just call them and they will walk you through it. Good luck.
1513590
If you are talking about the O ring that is in the fixture, you may have to use a jewelry or optical screw driver to remove the O ring. As it relates to the filter itself, there are no consumer repairs possible, and a new filter has to be used.
1773466
I'm not sure about the o-ring. My system did not come with a filter, so it was fortunate that I had ordered a spare filter. A plumber installed it for me, but I assume whatever was needed came with the system... other than the filter, of course!
880389
Any hardware store will have rubber grommet type o-rings that should help I have never had a problem with mine but I think that would be the easiest cheapest solution! Hope that helps.
1562955
I ran into the same problem. With patience, and by turning it gently and carefully, I finally got it to come off. It helps to screw it on carefully, and evenly, however, it was often difficult to remove. I eventually got a different (slightly more expensive) filter and adapter ring. Good luck with it!
2226022
I ended up choosing a different faucet. Sorry. I dont have any information on the subject. Good luck.
530722
I have the same faucet and no issues whatsoever. Could it be a part is missing on not properly installed? Good luck!
590843
I tried lubricating the gasket with oil, soaking the unit in hot water, and twisting the filter with my hands and pliers many, many times. It wouldn't budge. This worked for me: 1) Reattach the whole filter unit to the faucet (Screw the metal swivel collar back on tightly.). 2) Hit one of the 3 finger tabs sticking out from the bottom of the filter sideways to your left with a hammer several times until it starts to move. 3) Twist the filter to your left with your fingers until it comes out completely. FINALLY SUCCESS!!
606352
Yes I had that issue when I replaced my filters. If it is comming from the two large openings then unscrew them and re-seat the rubber o-ring. Screw the caps back on and that fixed my problem.
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Complete instructions are packed with every new filter. Secure the water supply, half twist the filter case body to open the case and remove the old filter. Insert the new filter in the case...moisten the top "O" ring... reattach the case body to the top clamp and turn the water back on. Run for a few minutes to clear.
964686
I wish I could help, but I no longer have the same watercooler. We have gotten a new one without faucets. Good luck!
497615
The screan is clogged on the end if the faucet. Also known as the airrater. Should be able to in screw and clean out. Pressure will be back to nornsl
1495273
I was able to fix this problem tightening the stem of the relief valve. Just grab the ring and twist it clockwise.
1164852
not hard to do. u need to turn off the water so there is no pressure. then unscrew one at a time. some water will drip out. i put a plastic bucket under it to catch the water. be alert to the rubber o rings. have an exta one on hand along with some silicone grease to put back on the o rings. do not have to really tighten them hand tighten and then say another half turn.the insides of my canisters were really dirty so i had to clean them out also. in total i spent say 2 hours to change the filters.
1926313
This kind of dripping situation is not happening in my faucet filter. Mine has been used for quite a while and has replaced a few filters and is still working fine so far.
839082
The filter holder should lift out of the water tank. You can replace the filter and slide it back in to place.
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Haven't installed faucet as yet. Sorry I don't have an answer for you at this time. Sue
114284
Hi Richard. That knob is an overflow drain but there is no way to attach a hose.