Why is it leaking water up by the faucet through th air bleeding line?
2020382
I recommend spraying a little hydrogen peroxide in this line about once a month. Just like in an air conditioning system, the constant water flow through the drain line will eventually clog due to a build up of algae in the line. Once this happens water will begin to trickle out of the little key hole on the spigot. If you put a little peroxide in the line periodically, you will prevent this algae build up. I spray mine with peroxide about once a month and I have never had a problem since I started doing this. It will also make the drain quieter as even a little restriction from algae can make the system gurgle... I recommend spraying a little hydrogen peroxide in this line about once a month. Just like in an air conditioning system, the constant water flow through the drain line will eventually clog due to a build up of algae in the line. Once this happens water will begin to trickle out of the little key hole on the spigot. If you put a little peroxide in the line periodically, you will prevent this algae build up. I spray mine with peroxide about once a month and I have never had a problem since I started doing this. It will also make the drain quieter as even a little restriction from algae can... » Read More I recommend spraying a little hydrogen peroxide in this line about once a month. Just like in an air conditioning system, the constant water flow through the drain line will eventually clog due to a build up of algae in the line. Once this happens water will begin to trickle out of the little key hole on the spigot. If you put a little peroxide in the line periodically, you will prevent this algae build up. I spray mine with peroxide about once a month and I have never had a problem since I started doing this. It will also make the drain quieter as even a little restriction from algae can make the system gurgle... « Show Less
2020383
That is the overflow because the drain line connected between the sink-top tap and the p-trap is not draining fast enough. They designed it this way. This is also the water you hear dripping all the time. The drain line works by gravity so make sure it is not kinked or looped so that the water can run downhill to the p-trap
1032461
Your flow rate is too high, it is going to leak if your flow rate is too much
1020319
You've probably checked this already but I'm wondering if the problem is something other than the hose - maybe a bad or clogged connection to the main water faucet or the nozzle you're using? I get a lot of pressure through mine.
1081939
Your question might be a good one to ask Hansgrohe. My faucet is relatively new and has been without problems since its installation.
1158731
It kind of depends upon what part you're needing. My faucet/hose valve is leaking and I have yet to find a source for the part. Also, the faucet split in two under high water pressure. I used some silicone tape that was self fusing and made the faucet functional again without leaks. As for parts, I'd bank on finding a similar product on eBay and look for a replacement there. Other than that, I figure the sink has provided excellent service for the price and everything has a finite life. It's all about life cycle cost and useful service life.
713105
The end where you connect the air hose could be an automotive or household style quick disconnect. Just go to your local hardware store and buy the other style.
27911
don't know if you're still worrying about this, but in case you haven't gotten an answer: it might be because you aren't pressing down hard enough to create a seal. water may leak through the sides and down into the "filtered" section.
664690
That kind of faucet has an "air gap" in it. This faucet does not have that feature. Look for one in this search, they should have the three lines.
689943
Mine leaks too at the shut-off valve. I had the washers in place and I believe they were rightly used. It seems that there is another washer below the hex nut (which is not visible) and in my case perhaps that washer has issues. I can see water coming out from below the hex nut.I tried several times but could not stop the leakage. I am returning this piece and ordering another one. Let's see how is the other one.
1992804
If your water flow is falling off and your getting a cup or two out of your unit it could be the pressure tank battler is leaking. replace it and restore the water flow again.
2168034
If faucets aren't dripping, check the toilets. If the valves on the toilets aren't leaking or out of adjustment, check around the the well casing and note if it is wet or soggy. If it is wet, you may have a pitless adapter leaking. Or the inline check valve may be bleeding back.
249665
Hello Vikas, firstly you need to determine the source of the leak. It is most likely from one of the connections. Try to isolate which one. If that is the case you can easily fix it yourself by checking each one and making sure that they are tight. If it is coming from the body of the unit then you should return it because that would mean that the product is defective. The instructions aren't great. I would gladly send you a picture of the unit already connected so that you could see it more easily but I don't think there is a way of attaching a picture to my answer. Best of luck.
395869
As everyone else is saying check for sediment/Calcium deposit build-up, or valve problem. As far as the faucet.....it is a great faucet.
689944
I am not sure because I don't have this issue, but my only thought is that you have the valve to the hose open at all times. I don't think the product is made to keep pressure at all times. That would explain the constant leaking as well as the fact that it leaks more when you flush (due to the additional water pressure). I would try turning off the hose where it meets up with the toilet tank and if that doesn't solve it, then you should see about getting that piece replaced.
1275911
It pulls out and the water either sprays or flows straight down. I am not sure what you mean. It is a great faucet with a lot of water pressure.
556895
the system is pressure compensating not the drippers. There is a pressure regulator at the faucet that regulates everything.
1954700
Where is it leaking from? Mine will sometimes leak where the tubing connects to the copper, just because the pressure is so high. I make sure not to run the water full blast.