Price Pfister Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

check the sprayer handle by disconnecting and blowing into it and pressing sprayer handle and/or for possible kink at main body or hose by disconnected sprayer point hose into sink and turn on water. If no water the the diverter in main body is not working properly and needs to be reassembled or replaced

Check the nozzle is not adjustable in which case move it to the direction you want as manufacturers are not going to make a tap that points any where but down unless it is adjustable.

put water off at mains . step 1.-open your i box mixer. step 2-u will see a 2 mm pin. mabe yours looks difrent. bt there were u change between bath and shower that button... that nob wil have a pin at the back. try to put q20/oil in there or sope. if that dosent work u will have to get a plumber in to unscrew the mixer and clean out the inside. not recomended if not a plumber bt if u do wane try it ur self and the sope and oil dident do the job let me know im a plumber will walk u threw it

remove cartridge blow out water lines be careful

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2. Thanks to Danny Paccho I purchased a wrench to use in removing the sleeve from Geers Plumbing
3. Then , removed the \'87 Price Pfister faucet housing from the basin by disconnecting the 2 pipes under the basin and removing the top basin nut; inserted the wrench into the top, turning counter-clockwise until it locked (er tightened a bit) and hammered it out ,gently?, to not damage the escutcheon threads , or the basin nut.

I also needed to remove the "hidden" flow restricters from my Price Pfister Parisa Kitchen Pull out faucet. The hot water side had never flowed the same as the cold side. Now both sides are flowing the same as should have been all along.

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If you will make contact with George at M-One-Specialites he can track that down for you and help you get that fixed.He has a very extensive list of repair parts for faucets and knowledge of how these work.RodUS Parts Center

There should have been a new rubber seal with the purchased replacement. If not you need to contact the supplier and let them know it was not in your package.

It sounds like you have the wrong handles for this faucet assembly. Did you recently purchase new handles?

Yes, the aerator (where the water comes out) can be unscrewed and removed from the faucet. I remove these and clean them out on a regular basis. If the aerator won't unscrew by hand, place a washcloth over the aerator (to prevent scratching) and carefully turn it with a pair of pliers. (Screw direction to loosen: Looking down on faucet, with pliers to the right-hand side, pull them toward you.) Make sure the rubber washer is properly placed in the top of the aerator after you have cleaned it out and you go to screw it back on. You normally don't need pliers to put it back on, as these are meant to be screwed on hand-tight. There might be several little parts inside the aerator to take apart and clean out, so be very careful to put these parts back together the same way they came apart. I find a toothpick is often useful to clean these out, as well as a cup of water to rinse them in.

The handel should pull off it must me caroded up try pulling and twisting it at the same time.

You need to replace the spray diverter valve. It is located on the main body, below the spout, in the sleeve at the base of the spout. The main pivotint sleeve of the spigot. The valve is usually in the rear.