What kind of hose do I need for my faucet?
We’ve made faucets for a long time and hoses have evolved over the years. When viewing the hose connection underneath your cabinet, take a look at three common hose connection types to the right (nylon hose quick-connect, metal hose quick connect, or threaded) and choose the one that looks the most like yours.
Where does the pull down faucet hose connect?
To troubleshoot your pull-down faucet hose, you often need to disconnect it. Your hose connects to the faucet at two ends–one to the sprayhead and one to the faucet body underneath the cabinet. Start with the end underneath the cabinet. We’ve made faucets for a long time and hoses have evolved over the years.
How to remove a stuck garden hose from your faucet?
How to remove a stuck on garden hose from your faucet in less then a minute. (High Ridge Handyman) – YouTube
What causes a pull down water hose to get loose?
It doesn’t happen often, but some newer model hose assemblies can get loose over time due to the continual movement of the ball joint. If you have one of these pictured to the right and water is coming from this area, check to make sure the white piece with the hexagonal hole is securely in place.
To troubleshoot your pull-down faucet hose, you often need to disconnect it. Your hose connects to the faucet at two ends–one to the sprayhead and one to the faucet body underneath the cabinet. Start with the end underneath the cabinet. We’ve made faucets for a long time and hoses have evolved over the years.
We’ve made faucets for a long time and hoses have evolved over the years. When viewing the hose connection underneath your cabinet, take a look at three common hose connection types to the right (nylon hose quick-connect, metal hose quick connect, or threaded) and choose the one that looks the most like yours.
It doesn’t happen often, but some newer model hose assemblies can get loose over time due to the continual movement of the ball joint. If you have one of these pictured to the right and water is coming from this area, check to make sure the white piece with the hexagonal hole is securely in place.
How do you remove a hose from a Pfister faucet?
Remove the white quick connector from the hose by twisting it counter-clockwise. Note: Some older versions of this piece have two parts and may initially come apart as shown to the right. If that happens, simply remove the second piece and reconnect it to the quick connect assembly. Save this part for later.
