What would cause/help slowly leaking cold faucet?
2002053
Is it leaking from the spout or is it leaking from somewhere else and running down the cold water spout?
1997386
I had the same problem, because of the bottom rubber gasket that makes it really hard to screw down tightly. I solved it by getting rid of the gasket and using plumbers putty instead. No leaks.
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
820343
supply lines are supplied. I installed faucet in Jan and a few months later when water was on it had a whistling sound. Factor teck said to remove a filter in the pull out handle. Haven"t tried it yet to see if that fixes the problem. But I find it annoying that the solution to a problem is to take away a part that that are part of the original engineering. Seems there is a mfg flaw and their solution is to illuminate parts
26180
there is most likely a input valve that regulates water flow into the tank. Simpy turn it up. It's also possible the tube from the tank to the faucet is kinked or clogged. This tube is prone to failure
550538
I have not run in to this problem with my faucet. It does take a while for the hot water to push all the cold water through thats been sitting in the pipes. However a few minutes does seem excessive. It's been several years since I installed this faucet and have never changed the cartridge or had any problems.
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!
1435022
This is very easy to fix. All you do is switch the connection of the hot/cod water hose underneath the sink to the hot vs cold shut off valve. As a matter of fact, when the faucet was first installed hot was on the right hand side and cold was on the left. The installer just switched the hoses which took only a few minutes. Also, also you have the option to change the position of the faucet lever. To the right of the sink is normal, but mine is now at 90 degrees or in front of the faucet.
1532044
I'm not sure if I completely understand your issue, but I do know that I had an unconventional faucet and this youtube video solved all my problems! All it required was a pair of pliers. In fact, I didn't actually have to buy the part she buys in the video, so pull yours out and see if you need to buy one before you go out and spend the money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYG12CoNQW8 If this isn't what's going on with yours let me know and I'll see what I can do to help.
1791265
I agree to procedure made by Ben Percy. I would add,turn off cold water valve to prevent pouring out of water from quick connect mounted on wall of cabinet beneath sink. Sometimes it may be difficult to twist new filter up clockwise. If pressure pin (valve) becomes stuck, water will pour out from port that filter inserts into. I am suggesting to close off main cold water line to filter.My past experience has been water flooded inside of my cabinet.
652120
Cold water input from your supply. Usually requires replacing the fawcett shutoff valve for the line connector.
1036951
Amazon asked me to answer this question, but others did it very well. So..."ditto". Great faucet, by the way! I've had mine for several years, with only one ceramic disk replaced to stop a leak. I'm hard on things, so you might not have that problem. If you do, it's not hard to fix yourself, if you have even a little know-how. Enjoy!
610792
Yeah, I noticed it. At first I thought the actual filter was leaking, but when I closely examined it, it was leaking slowly out of the faucet adapter that the filter assembly clips on to, and then trickling down to the filter area and dripping. I've switched to a different brand of faucet filters because of the leaking and sagging of this filter recently.
462871
What is the issue? You didn't really explain what the issue is. If it is flowing slow, you may have to remove the screen in the connection hose to your water source on the faucet. I've had this faucet for three years and it is amazing. If anything, you can call price pfister and they provide free support
1170998
I wish I knew, it is aggravating. The minute I start to use the faucet, it starts running. If you find a cure please post it.. Thanks
1692875
I would suggest consulting a plumber. I have had two Titans in the past 14 year and both have worked well for the entire townhouse. Its only "shortfall" is the temperature drop-off if a second faucet is opened simultaneously. Here in South Florida the base water temperature is high enough that a "cold shower" is not cold by most standards.
367214
Had similar problem. There is a plastic thermal limiter inside the faucet assembly - if you remove it you might enjoy better temp control. Another possibility is the plumber may not have set the hot and cold volume controls correctly