Does this dishwasher require strong water pressure from the faucet to function properly?
1168100
No it does not because the hose that you connect to the faucet feeds water into the machine. Once the machine if filled with water it runs and begins to clean your dishes (similar to a washing machine).
1872268
Yes. But the water pressure is horrible. I would not reccomend this faucet because of water flow. It is a beautiful faucet although.
2116109
This system connects directly to the cold water line so, the type of faucet doesn't matter. You water pressure is not affected.
1305281
Yes. There is a metal break off tab that you remove, then hook up your dishwasher line with a compression clamp.
1573870
I installed the sink/faucet. They work very well. My wife and I HAVE NOT encountered any loud noises when turning the water on - in fact our faucet runs rather quietly. Has anyone encountered the sink not fitting flat, having a slight wobble/turn? Thanks
1582502
I have not had any problems with this faucet. I would check your installation.
1790505
We have not found the water pressure to be an issue. It seems to work really good no matter the water pressure.
2227186
Yes it can. I don't have the problem myself, but another method would be to reduce the pressure at the shut off valves under your sink. Start turning them down till you have the desired pressure at the faucet.
1803017
It has three different modes, one that is a bit dribbly but the other mode has great pressure. We just redid the plumbing with pex fittings though so that might have something to do with it too. I'm going to say though the water pressure is just fine.
547055
This faucet works best when the flow rate is set at a moderate or higher rate. We have not experienced a "pulsing"(assuming you mean the water starts and stops). When water pressure is low (we lost power during a winter stormat the water plant) the faucet did not run as freely as the others in our home. It's apparent that water pressure iscritical to good operation of this faucet.
1519376
Yes a bit, but I use my pull down nozzle on the faucet to wash it down. And I definitely prefer it to my previous sink that was so deeply pitched that nothing would stand upright and so were always tipping over and breaking!
1363683
this faucet is in my kitchen, did not remove the flow restrictor and the water pressure is great...never had any problems with this faucet at all.
2110657
No, and personally I had to remove a flow regulator in the other part of my shower pipe because after a couple years of use, it gunked up and severely restricted flow. After removing that, the water pressure is pretty high, which is preferred by everyone in my house other than me, but before it was just a trickle.
1790871
The only thing I can think of is you have to open faucets to let air escape. Just changing the water heater out should not effect the pressure on your system.
1335805
I also have a very strong water pressure and it doesnt affect the hose.Works fine-no problem
36428
We have been using it in our sink for about a year now and it's still working, but since we have high water pressure my husband wasn't able to adjust it properly to get the right amt of water to come out with out making a mess. Not sure if that's a plumbing issue or the faucet is more for a bath tub.
93956
No, you need to guide it back up and push it back into the faucet. It's been a great faucet so far, we love it.