Top 20 Price Pfister 532-7PCC Marielle Pull-Out Kitchen Faucet with Matching Soap... Questions & Answers

There should be a nut hatched to faucet. If not there look in cabinet.

how to replace flex hose

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When the cartridge starts to fail it becomes hard to move like that.
Turn off the water under the sink, then remove the cartridge out of the center of the assembly. Depending on the valve system, you may need to get the proper tool.
It's a relatively simple process, but sometimes the cartridges become trapped into place with mineral deposits from the water. Just work with it a while and it will eventually come out and the new cartridge generally slips right into place.
Good luck.

check the stop...washer sometimes gets lodged then check pressure at hose..the the faucet stem and seat..

its OK but that is compatible host

Most are 3/8 hose if you can take it off most supply houses should have them. Or check lowes or howe depot. Just take it with you to match length and pipe size up.

there will any thing stuck in the pipe.
So clean it

There are O rings that seal the various body parts of this faucet. I would try turning off the supply lines, removing the handle, and unscrewing the faucet and the housings. Look for O rings that seal each part. Could be a broken, or maybe some foreign material has gotten in the O ring grooves. Best bet would be to replace any O rings and tighten it all back securely. It should not have any Up and Down play, should only swivel side to side. I'm thinking O rings. While there, you can replace the seat seals and springs, so that you preclude any leaks from the faucet itself. Lowes, Home Depot, carry the repair kits for these faucets at a reasonable price. And they usually include the allen wrench and wrench to remove the handle and the body parts. And they are relatively inexpensive. Around 4 to 6 dollars. Its an easy fix.

You may have to tighten it from the bottom. There's usually a nut of some sort down there.

most of the the pullout sprayers need a rubber washer were it meets the hose chek for cracks and replace.

you can use needle nose piers on some

its the rubber washer. replace it and all will be fine!

Okay.

Here is what I would suspect at this point:
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- Incorrect air pressure in tank, or

- Clogged filters

To check air pressure:
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Empty tank and check pressure -- it should be 7 PSI.

Note: There is a rubber bladder in the tank in which the water is stored -- if this bladder is ruptured, the air pressure in the tank will not hold.

So, adjust air pressure, try system again. If it works for a while and then stops, empty tank and check air pressure for 7 PSI.

Clogged filters?
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If the system doesn't work when tank pressure is adjusted, empty tank and check pressure again. If pressure is still 7 PSI, then replace filters.

If tank pressure is not 7 PSI at this juncture, it's probably a ruptured bladder and the tank will have to be replaced. But before you take that tack we should "talk" again.


Please let me know the results...

thanks

Charlie

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P.S. I'm assuming you have adequate water pressure on your household system. You're not noticing a drop in pressure anywhere else in the house -- is that correct?

try replacing rubber washers with springs that contact the pivot ball

Hi crossroadsjm,

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Your problem is: soaked in vinegar water but did nothing. took off spray head from hose and the water stream is very small in diameter. only 1 year old faucet. could cartidge be bad or clogged? water pressure in rest of house is fine.

It is very possible that some debrie has come up in the water and is partially clogging the faucit. For this you would have to turn the water off and disassemble the parts clearing all the small passages, a bit of wire or paper clip works. Perhaps for a pro? If you like you may choose to utilize our Repair Directory.

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It has to be adjusted at the water heater.

1 under the sink turn off both water supplies 2 disconnect the supply lines at the on/off valve EZer than at faucet 3 under sink unscrew the retaining nut(s) 4 on top wiggle or pry the faucet and lift up and remove. 5 know you can replace the spout and don't forget the new O ring that's why it leaks anyway. you really just need the new washer O ring . 6 Reinstall check for leaks 7 caulk around faucet. Hope this helps Mike

Back to the basics...did you turn the hot water shutoff back on? Is it a multi-turn shutoff or a 1/4-turn one? If it was old, and multi-turn, the washer could be shot, and it is all clogged. Try disconnecting the hose and see if you can get any flow into a bucket from the connection. There could be some crud caught inside of the cartridge, so you might need to remove it and flush it out. Price Pfister single handle sink faucet no hot water

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