how do i get the dank faucet adapter off, i dont need it, and i've been trying to unscrew it forever, please help!!!
263826
Wrap a cloth around it and use a pair of pliers around it. Remember: Righty tighty, lefty loosy.
263827
I'm afraid I don't know Steven. I had to use an adapter in order to install the system on my faucet in the first place.
605735
http://www.ehow.com/how_7894895_remove-flow-restrictor-speakman-showerhead.html
698697
Yes, instructions are useless. Is there something specific you don't understand? You may need adapters to connect to your system since they vary a lot. If you have a 3 hole sink, you need to cover the other two with either a full plate (available on Amazon) or individual hole plugs available at the hardware store. I don't recall which connection is hot and cold, but I just opened the faucet full hot or cold and blew into one pipe to see which if it was open or closed. The flex hose from the sprayer connects to short center pipe, connect after you have it mounted. I believe it uses one small rubber washer, there were extra washers with mine. The big black weight is attached to the flex hose at the bottom of it's loop to help the sprayer retract. The button on the sprayer toggles between spray and stream each time you push it and stays in whatever mode it's in when you turn it off/on.
1777563
If it is falling off the connector, I cannot help, but if the connector is falling off the faucet, the threads in the faucet spout are probably worn with age and the only solution is to replace the spout or whole faucet. I have had no problems with the connection of the filter to the adapter.
733816
Slightly bend the tubing and you should be able to pull it out of the slot. Tubing is green in the picture.
926380
I have no interest in taking mine off, but it seems you would just remove the shower head and twist off the flosser. The person who installed mine used some pipe tape to be sure it didn't leak and that also should help with removal. I am surprised there is difficult with removal. Not much help, but that's all I can figure out. Unless you hate the product or are moving and want to take it with you, why are you removing it? the suggestion to use two channel lock pliers makes sense to me.
616339
It came with two different adapters, which did not screw into the faucet well. The light either stayed on constantly, or would not come on!
994959
No, I remove mine regularly to attach a fish tank cleaner to the faucet. It simply screws on and off.
136848
Mine came with a couple of different adapters.. I can't say for sure which, if any, of them would accommodate your faucet. I will say that you can get any size adapter you may need from any big box hardware store for very little cost (prob under a dollar). I love mine. Good construction, works great.
1033996
The same thing happened to us. When I had a plumber here for other work, I asked him if he could try to get it off. No luck. I guess it's best not to leave it on your hose for too long or else it will become a permanent attachment.
1006410
Call the plumber for sure. That was clumsy of him/her. Also go on line. It's there.
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.
222748
Hi Jennifer. I recently solved the same problem with this part. There are several small pieces that you must make sure are in the proper position. Suggest you watch this You Tube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyBTL7GugHo or another similiar video several times --- with the new part in you hands. I also had video on my Ipad beside faucet when I did the repair. Home Depot may well have same part. Best wishes. :-) dan
1807344
Unscrew the top where there water goes in and dump it OK ! I broke one of my fittings where the O-rings are so I can't use mine the company doesn't back up are respond there worthless.
524604
Unfortunately that's one of the problem I had with the faucet. The parts cannot be found at local hardware stores or plumbing supply store either. Unfortunately only thing I could suggest is return to vendor if it's within exchange time frame .
448749
Press and hold the metal wick holder down (springy) and twist. It should unscrew then.
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!