How do you take the spray head apart to clean it out? We just installed ours, but particles from the pipes have messed up the flow of the spray.
2008352
I don't have that issue with mine, however, I would try to see if the top part of the spray system can be unscrew, or we can use the end of a staple to clear the drain holes from particle
1584147
I called Bunn and was connected with their commercial support. I was advised NOT to try to take off the Bellow Cap and not to try to clean it by pouring water in it. I asked why the directions said to take it apart. I was told that these instructions come from the manufacturer (?) and aren't correct.
696841
I clean mine in a two-step process, which is manual, not automated. After removing the head, tap gently on the side of the sink. Then I take a can of compressed air (bought at Fry's) and spray both the base, and the head until the 'gaps' between the mesh are clear. It's a little work, but it seems to work better than the supplied brush.
1040190
You need to attach the gravity ball on the sprayer house underneath the sink. It's heavy enough to pull back or retract the sprayer. Make sure you mark the hoes after pulling the sprayer the length you want out, then attach the gravity ball (2 pieces that snaps on around the hose). FYI- I used the old gravity ball as well to retract the sprayergood luck
2012727
I took them off by unscrewing them carefully and used a paper clip to clear the clogged sprayers. The first time they clogged because of pieces of the black plastic tubing from the the manufacturing process. Its cheap to just buy new heads as well.
1286530
I most often remove the cover and remove the filter assembly. I use the hose and spray nozzle to clean the filter. You must spray between the grids and make sure you get everything removed at the bottom where it settles. I have found lying the filter on its side and rolling it allows me to get between the grids and dislodge debris from the bottom. On occasion I will separate all the grids for a thorough cleaning.
1028071
You can adjust the spray so it comes out of the wall head and / or the hand held spray head. You can adjust the hand held unit to spray or concentrated stream. It is a very good unit. If you buy it you will like it.
828557
Give them a thorough scrub to get the layer of sediment off. And you do have to re-prime to get air out and re establish flow. Hopefully you've kept the priming washer thingy that comes with the filters.
1578538
Sorry i can't help with this. Did you take it completely apart when cleaning it?
888756
It appears that there is a flow restrictor in the spray head at the point where it attaches to the hose. I experienced unacceptably low water flow immediately after installing this faucet, so I took another look and discovered the flow restrictor. I removed the O-Ring and the little plastic part with holes in it...then reinstalled the spray head. My water flow is now just right. I went from about .9 gallons per minute to about 1.33 gpms after removing these parts.
2269021
You have to take it apart and clean out were the impeller is OR you have a small hairline crack in the intake hose and its pulling air, But I know the sound your talking about. Just clean it out really good. I used to take mine in the bathroom and run HOT water in it. for like 5mins. hope this helps.
1048860
Try tightening it all the way. Make sure you use plumber's tape when you install it. I tightened mine pretty tight and haven't had a problem with the main or hand-held shower heads moving
1109470
Basically you just take off the old shower head and screw in the part you see in the picture holding the sprayer arm. The only thing to remember if you haven't used pipe connections before is to use the teflon tape that comes in the box. You carefully rap it around the threads of the pipe to the connection on the spray handle. This is to prevent squirting water from the connection. And it will squirt if you don't use it. They don't give you very much teflon tape, so don't waste it. It's really easy once you see it. You will need a crescent wrench to untighten and tighten the connections. Good Luck.
1914077
I haven't had this problem but I suspect it has to do with the sprayhead seal. Look in your user manual at the section about cleaning your unit. It shows pictures on how to re-seat the seal after cleaning. If the seal doesn't look damaged (worn or torn areas) try taking it out and putting it back in with care that it matches the picture format.
1110979
There should be a white cone-shaped screen in the ball joint where you connect the showerhead to the shower arm. You can remove this by using a flathead screwdriver and lightly pry it out of the ball joint. Then, you can clean it with running water and replace it before reinstalling. Hope this helps.
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Basically you just take off the old shower head and screw in the part you see in the picture holding the sprayer arm. The only thing to remember if you haven't used pipe connections before is to use the teflon tape that comes in the box. You carefully rap it around the threads of the pipe to the connection on the spray handle. This is to prevent squirting water from the connection. And it will squirt if you don't use it. They don't give you very much teflon tape, so don't waste it. It's really easy once you see it. You will need a crescent wrench to untighten and tighten the connections. Good Luck. Basically you just take off the old shower head and screw in the part you see in the picture holding the sprayer arm. The only thing to remember if you haven't used pipe connections before is to use the teflon tape that comes in the box. You carefully rap it around the threads of the pipe to the connection on the spray handle. This is to prevent squirting water from the connection. And it will squirt if you don't use it. They don't give you very much teflon tape, so don't waste it. It's really easy once you see it. You will need a crescent wrench to untighten and tighten the connections.... » Read More Basically you just take off the old shower head and screw in the part you see in the picture holding the sprayer arm. The only thing to remember if you haven't used pipe connections before is to use the teflon tape that comes in the box. You carefully rap it around the threads of the pipe to the connection on the spray handle. This is to prevent squirting water from the connection. And it will squirt if you don't use it. They don't give you very much teflon tape, so don't waste it. It's really easy once you see it. You will need a crescent wrench to untighten and tighten the connections. Good Luck. « Show Less
1312282
Very easy to take apart. Just hold the top of sprayer with left hand and counter-clockwise to remove the handle. Just be sure to release the pressure first. I filled up with water and sprayed to clean out the wand. This is a very good sprayer and made my project much easier. Good Luck.