Why won't the plunger not retract?
1954419
Mine did that and I found you need to clean the two sensors and that fixed mine
1954420
You need to clean your system. There is a web site on the papers that came with it. It well walk you through how to open and clean everything out.
1954421
i dont know what the plunger is, but i do know since i got this machine i have had to take the back of this machine 3 times. would you let me know what the plunger is as you might be giving it a different name.
2248530
Without seeing it...it is hard to determine. One thing my husand said it might be is there is a spring that is on the old hose that has to be put on the new hose to allow it to retract. If this is not the case, maybe there is a blog out there on any installation situations regarding Grohe and their parts.
137389
Sometimes the little trigger gets stuck. Look under the handle at the switch and see if you can manually press it in or out.
1083603
I'm sorry Tracey your having this problem but you usually twist it one way to extend it and the oppisite to retract it. There's also a clear stopper in the midddle. Make sure to take the stopper out then try it. If thats not the problem then it might be broken. You might have to exchange it for a new one. I hope this helps.
1532049
That is interesting; when I did my Jeep the pressure in the system pushed the plunger out, rather forcefully actually, with the valve stuck to it. If you don't feel any push back perhaps the schrader isn't completely disengaged. You could try using just the plunger to make sure it is engaged. Inspect the schrader and note the orientation then try to turn it 90 degrees with just the plunger and inspect again to see if the schrader really turned. Hope this helps.
1639530
Mine has also had a problem with that at times. I just pull it futher out or all the way out to get it to retract again. Ours is away from the faucet and it worked fine until we changed the water hose we hooked up to it. So I don't know if that is the problem.
479865
I have a bit of trouble with this too.Trick is :DO NOT un screw the bottom. You are going to have to to sit on your butt , take your right leg and pull on the plunger till it locks to the notch on the bottom. What ever you do , do not knock the plunger . insert the cartridge open end down. Peel off the top of the cartridge .Screw the top of the grease gun down.There is no reason ever to remove the bottom of the grease gun. This is the best grease gun I have ever owned.
1835855
I assume that you are dialing 1, or 2 on the dial and water is not coming out. If this is the case, ensure that the sprayer/nozzle is coming down, and it does not stay retracted. I read in the instructions that you may have to pull it down the first couple of times. Mine worked fine the first time. Hope this works.
1435663
It has a position that locks out the retract mode and then you have to reposition it to get it back into the retract mode. Hope this helps.
590841
Put a little cooking oil on the gasket when you put it in and it will come right out. It also helps to push the button to relieve the pressure. If it's really stuck, dismount it from the faucet and you will get better leverage. Hope that helps.
266716
Possible deposits along the plunger track, maybe calcium build-up. Try a little "CLR" or contact the manufacturer.
896083
If you grab the cone shaped canister and turn it counter clockwise it should come loose. You might try using a rubber glove or a damp dish rag or washcloth to get a better grip.
2145842
Just twist the circular part on the side and it'll eventually release. It should just slide right out.
131627
Try using a really good plunger first. This does the job but it could scratch the the toilet bowl a bit. Anyway, it is cheaper than a plumber.
1639535
The only problem I have had is the same as others when it does not fully retract. I resolve this by doing what they did, and that is to pull it out further and then retract it again. I have never had a problem of not retracting at all, and have had ours for about 3 years.
566811
Yes, must be stuck. Try some "Liquid Wrench" or "WD-40." They must have put the rivet in too tight.
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.