How does it attach to the faucet? My faucet is curved at the end, so if it's just a simple string, that would slide right off.
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Go to the New Wave website - it goes in the water for 3 minutes -the water does not need to attach or run through it
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Did you install the spring correctly? My faucet head is pretty tight and clips right into place when I don't need the hose
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If by 'faucet head' you mean the spout, yes. The spout can be removed. But if you do, there's no way to hook up some sort of a valve to the body of the faucet.I think what you mean is the 'head' on the end of the spout. But the spout simply terminates in a hose thread. So anything that will attach to a male hose thread will attach to this spout.
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I'm not sure if the end will slide off or not. If it does it could be cut down.
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What's the question ? Mine doesn't come off unless I take it off.If yours comes off then tape around pipe where it fits into curved section to secure snugly.
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There are two parts. You must detach the hose to use the faucet, but the mounting head that still remains on the faucet works just like a regular faucet head.
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Very simple...you attach the diverter valve to your faucet end. (doesn't work with a pull-out spray faucet). It either screws on directly or you may need to use an extra adaptor (which is provided) with the correct threads & then screw on the divertor. I'm an older female with no plumbing experience & this was a piece of cake!
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Never mind, I found it. Lack of looking on my end. The faucet unscrews in the middle to allow the supplied water line connections to be attached to faucet.
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You can remove the top portion of the faucet. You then have about a 2 to 3 inch protrusion. I store mine in my shop and never remove any of it.
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If i understand the question, it is two pieces, one couples the hose to the faucet outlet and the other, a slightly larger diameter, is turned to tighten its threads around the faucet. Sorry, going from memory, couldn't quite make my hands work well enough today to unloosen it for closer inspection.
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You have to unscrew the standard faucet cover. You should be able to see threading on your faucet. Then screw the adapter piece on and the tubing is attached to the quick connect. In my case the part that needed to screw on wasn't deep enough. When I contacted customer support (super helpful by the way) they told me I could remove one of the washers inside to make it fit and it's worked great ever since. Remember don't turn on the water without having control over the attachment or you will wash your bathroom.
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It does not fit all faucets. In fact when we moved to a new house we had to go out and buy a new faucet to get the device to work. We brought the attachement "piece" to the store to make sure the faucet we bought would work.
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The connection isn't magnetic. There is a weight attached to the hose under the sink. It's important in the installation to not let the hose get tangled so that the weight works properly. I find the hand spray might be a fraction of an inch lower than the faucet on occasion. The sprayer and faucet fit snuggly together but will be a fraction apart if turned so that the fittings aren't aligned. I haven't found it a real issue.
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When I installed mine it fit the sink well. You could slide it around some from one said to the other and so forth. It has elongated brass pipes so is easy to install. I would think it should work fine...my sink is stainless steel with two sinks. I have always found that most faucets fit it well. Hope this helps.
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If you are talking about the spout from the faucet, then the answer is that you have to have grooves so the end will twist in place. Put your finger in the faucet end where water comes out to feel for grooves. If the grooves are there then the answer is yes. When I first tried to connect it in the bathroom it was a little awkward to fit the grooves. It works very well in the bathroom too. Glad to answer any more questions you have.
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It just hangs. It just makes the end of your spigot flexible so you can easily rinse the sink. Oh, I just tried it and found that if you pull the bottom out, it changes from stream to spray. Thanks for cluing me into that.
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If the whole assembly is loose on the basin- NO - Look under the sink and find a nut that tightens the bracket that holds the faucet assembly to the sink. I had a similar situation when we installed it. Had to tighten a couple times - if you are familiar with thread locker, you might want to put a dab of the blue, non hardening nonpermanent locker on the stem where the nut tightens. I might have used a dab of pipe compound or even soft permatex - forgot which now but its stayed tight for a couple yrs now. Good luck with it.