Is there a way to get unrestricted flow out of this faucet?
1470312
My faucet flows perfectly. You should have your pipes check. Pebbles can disrupt the flow.
1470313
We removed the washer and filter screen. Now it has much better flow though uncontrolled.
2084607
There is no restrictor. Inside the handle part (which comes apart with a small twist - see locked and unlocked icons on the handle) is the filter tube, which removes chlorine, etc. The pressure flow can be altered on the spray dodk face, using the lever at the side of the face.Hope this helps!
1304856
I think you are out of luck in this situation. The faucet is not designed for an inch depth.
231516
Our faucet has been working just fine, plenty of flow. Obviously the opening of the lever adjusts the flow. My guess for your problem is that it's a matter of pressure on your water system. (All this, provided the installation was made properly and no hoses or connectors are choked or strangled).
2085788
I am not a plumber, but my faucet does not want to stay put either. Kid of think it has something to do with the weight that makes the nozzle retract. Have actually got use to it. Otherwise it is a beauty.
1696440
No, I can feel no flow restriction. Typical supply lines from shutoffs to sinks are 1/4" as well, and most sinks have plenty of flow.
1946717
No adjustment on the unit, but water flow can be adjusted with the wall stop (shut off valve). But I don't know why you would want to reduce the flow?
1487027
Check the washers inside the anti-syphon and reducing valve. The one with the mesh may be clogged or twisted to block proper flow. I had a problem that they didn't seat properly and caused reduced flow. Also, if you run one head to the next using the 1/4" tubing, you will not get good flow on that line or lines. I took these out and ran direct runs from the 1/2" tube directly to each head.
1859643
DO NOT PULL IT OUT ALL THE WAY. The retraction will break and it won't go back in. This faucet broke the second time I retracted it.
1106650
I had to twist the hose as it was inserted to get it to ADVANCE through the bend in the faucet base. I hope this helps.
1992003
There is an hexagonal screw at the bottom to tighten the faucet to a press-fit adaptor (coming with it). But make sure that the inside pipe is well tightened (to a stud) otherwise the faucet will still move. I found difficult to make a perfect install. Best
1799726
Haven't installed faucet as yet. Sorry I don't have an answer for you at this time. Sue
856868
I also wondered about that, and was hesitant to buy it. Bought it anyway, and was happily surprised: plenty of water flow. I have not tried to remove the restrictor. Be sure to clean it (soak in CLR, vinegar, etc) periodically, depending on your water's mineral content, to keep it flowing fully. You don't really notice the flow reduction which occurs slowly over time, but you will notice the improved flow after you clean it.
646983
NO ..... The lock essentially blocks the attachment of a hose and will not allow water flow even if the faucet is turned on.
1791346
Hello, glad to help. I would not buy this product again only because it hangs down too far and blocks area. Also After using it and looking at it, I can't figure out how it goes down to filter and then comes up, not sure I like that I want a clean through the filter and out the faucet. Am purchasing another one. Hope this helps
1506033
not that i know of i just used the fawcet and gave the rest to my plumber sorry i could not help you dale
1071342
I would ask the manufacturer, but this is a pull-down- I've never seen one on a pull-out faucet.