20 Most Recent Rohl U.4759APC-2 Perrin and Rowe Bar Faucet with Metal Lever Handles P Questions & Answers

Hello, It is a defect in the product, you must replace the and sprayer.

"lime scale deposits." That's lime scale, or scale deposit, forms because your tap water is "hard" with dissolved minerals. Pure lime scale is white, But your lime scale can turn green from copper pipes or fixtures. You don't need to replace your faucet. You could install a under cabinet filter. Or a whole house filter that would help allot.

Phone them direct. ask if there is a replacement? https://houseofrohl.com/1983-pullout-kitchen-faucet-polished-chrome-with-metal-lever-handle-r77v3apc/ ..

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get a reducer hardware stores or home stores

This should help. https://image.fergusonshowrooms.com/prodimages/rohl/specs/MB1940.pdf

Try soaking it overnight in white vinager.

The tolerances are very close in this faucet. Take a long slender screwdriver, and from under the sink stick it into the end of the hose to guide it through the very small passageway. It is much easier if you have someone gently pulling from above while you try to line it up. Good luck!

some have grub screw holding the on handles, some have a screw on the top under a plate . If you know the make you can look on u tube to see how they come off.

That would be your best bet very well could be a bad sprayer housing

Appears you have a blockage in the hose itself. Remove and use a piece of wire to clear the blockage.

Sprayer stuck in on position and by passing the faucet

All faucets can be removed.

If the weight is moving you can get a section of rubber tube or if you have an old hose that will work as well. Remove the weight and mark where you want it. Slice one side of the tube and wrap it around the flex hose and reinstall your weight. This should stop it from sliding.

spray penetrating oil up under lip and thru screw hole handle rusted on

The Escutcheon under the lever needs to be removed to access the cartridge. These turn counterclockwise to remove. Using a strap wrench or some other form of device to get the grip you need without damaging the finish is the answer to your question. Once this is removed, removing the cartridges are obvious and easy.

That drain sounds about normal, Dave. What sink are you trying to attach it to? That sink may require a special drain. The square holes are for the overflow, which takes water in at the overflow port (usually under the front edge of the sink) and routes that water under the bowl - the bowl usually has two layers - to the square holes, where it turns & goes down the pipe. If your sink has no overflow, there won't be a second layer for the bowl, and that drain won't work.

Hi murphygm,

I'm Harvey the Master Plumber.

Your problem is: You have replaced a leaking Rohl cartridge in your kitchen faucet, but when you
replace the nut holding down the cartridge, the threads of the nut do not
engage. You have tried to push hard down on the cartridge while you turn the nut,
but to no avail.

Assuming you have the correct cartridge, I find it helpfull to take pictures with my cell (easily deleted later) as I disassemble to make sure I'm getting the new one in exactly right because there are only two reasons why the new cartridge won't go all the way in. 1 It's the wrong cartridge or
2 something's not right. Take the new one out and check that everything is correct, it's easy to make a small mistake. That's it.

Feel free contact me again!
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Thank you,
Harvey your Master Plumber

there is a 2mm set screw on the back of the neck. Contact ROHL customer service 800.777.9762 to get replacement o-ring set to repair leak.

What model faucet do you have?