The side spray dribbles water on the counter defeating the purpose of mounting the faucet handle forward over the sink. Is there any way to stop it?
2040278
If the side spray is dribbling water, it is more than likely an installation issue, as water should not drip from the spray unless the handle is pushed which releases the valve to allow water to pass through.
2040279
We had to replace the sprayer because it was doing the same thing. New one works fine. You can get them on Ebay.
2040280
I absolutely love this faucet and sprayer and haven't had any issues with leaking. I did have it professionally installed. Perhaps that made a difference? Good luck!
2099216
We bought a single handle pull out faucet. Our one consideration was that when mounted the spigot would swing over each sink without having to pull out. The faucet is mounted in the countertop not the sink. We have had no problems and thoroughly love the sink. Also, we did not have the hole drilled until the sink had been mounted in order to prevent mistakes..
407037
This is an easy fix. You can install the faucet with the handle facing you. It works fine and looks great.
1582743
Yes. The granite installers initially thought I would get my hand wet but we don't by putting it facing forward front and center under the top. I love this faucet and have been told this is a great buy. I bought 2, one for my laundry room, and both are facing forward. We couldn't put ours on the side because the upper level of granite was in the way of turning the water all the way cold. You can spin it around into any position you want before the installers glue it in place.
1466133
I actually stick mine behind the faucet controls. Keeps it out of the way. *shrug*
486145
OK, I HAVE THE FIX. The problem is the lever under the diverter does not get pushed back far enough. The protrusion on the rear of the reservoir only pushes to the horizontal, which lets the water from condensation drip backwards, underneath. I got a teeny screwdriver (a paper clip might work) got it red hot and pressed it into the lever several times until it burned a hole through it. Next I got a teensy screw and screwed it into the hole, leaving 1/4" sticking out. Now when you place the reservoir into the coffee pot it will push the lever back an extra 1/4" which levers the water diverter down more at an angle so the water can run down it properly. I still get a few drips down in the heating element but that's better than the fill up I used to get.. (Original answer) The only way to get the water out is tip the whole thing into the sink. Ours fills up and will leak onto the counter after just a few says if we don't do this. The problem is a poor design in the diverter that is supposed to send the condensation back into the carafe, but doesn't.
1817865
Thank you for your inquiry.Please check to make sure your plumber attached the round weight on the hose under the sink? It comes with the faucet. This could be the issue.Kind Regards,
583531
Actually, it sprays beyond the center of the sink, closer to the front. I've had this for over a year now and couldn't be happier with it.
286804
The only way I could was by taking the sprinkler head off all together. Now it bubbles over nicely, about 2" high, and doesn't spray out of my bird bath. Just keeps the water flowing. Hope this helps.
107473
I placed the nozzle on and turned it until it felt like it had reached the tightest position only to notice it still felt loose and dribbled liquid on the kitchen counter. I proceeded to tighten further until I couldn't tighten anymore and that seems to have stopped leak. I suggest manufacturer of container go to manufacturer of nozzle and come up with a more secure combination.
1369914
No you don't. The soap dispenser is completely separate from the faucet base, so you can just opt to not use it if your sink doesn't have an additional opening from a previous spray handle.
1354711
I have a faucet with pull out handle and it does a great job of pushing the debris into the center garbage disposal. I also use a nylon bristle brush with handle to wash the sink every night after dinner and never have problems with gunk building up in the corners. I found that the best way to prevent water stains is to wipe down the sides of the sink with a towel after you wash it. It does take more time to keep the sink spotless but it's worth it to me because it is a huge sink and it's beautiful.
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You can toggle between spray and stream while the water is running. The spray is vertical but but as others have stated fairly wide. We recently renovated our kitchen and we love the faucet. I would definitely purchase this faucet again.
2278275
The sprayer I have attaches to the end of hose and water flow on/off is controlled from the hose bib on the side of the house.
1698287
I have a counter/backsplash behind our kitchen sink. When turning on the faucet - you push it to the right (about 1-1/2 inches for full on). Swivel BACK FOR COLD, forward for hot ----- the distance the handle rotates (on an arc) is about 2" max. There is definitely enough water flow whether on spray or stream. GREAT FAUCET!
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there is a toggle type button on the backside that changes from spray to stream. my fixture is still working great...hope this helped
1106647
Try going in the other way.....not sure which end you're referring to, but as I recall, I had to put it in backwards, then attached the sprayer......easy, but very directional, as I recall...hope this helps...