I'm trying to replace the flexible hose on my Ladylux Plus but the hose doesn't seem to pull through.

Personally, I didn't think it was supposed to. I assumed the spring was a form of stress relief for the hose as it nears the pass-through.

If you refering to the clip that holds the flexible line at a metal mount point where it is screwed in to the steel line. Then you undo the fitting first from the steel line as the rubber hose has flats that prevent it from turning while doing this. Once youhave seperated the lines the clip should have a flat section bent at right angles Grip this with a good pair of multigrips and pull sideways. The clip will come free and the rubber hose will be able to be pulled out of the mount.. Then you unscrew the hose from the calper unit. Best use a new copper washer here to avoid leaks in the future,

Need to replace Ladylux cafe 33755 hose, can't reach water line. How can they be removed?

I bought DANCO "universal faucet pull-out spray hose - fits all facuet brands" from Lowe's, which came with all kind of adapter and the hose quality seems to be better than overpriced Grohe spray hose replacement (Grohe part # 46092). The only problem is that you may have to prepare a large rubber washer in order to the handspray (Grohe part#46298) as I don't see this large washer in the package but it is very important to fit in place to prevent water leakage. - Michael

if its new you should,nt have had to have spare parts fitted,sounds like the tap is faulty,take it back and have it replaced.if you change it and theres still a problem it looks like you might have to change the model

I have the Ladylux plus. I was confused on how to remove this as well. There is a quick release plastic piece, just pull down on the yellow part on the connector under the sink. Disconnect the plastic connector from the hose and pull it right out of the faucet. Very easy to remove in this case.

http://docs.homeclick.com/PE-Links/Grohe/Grohe-33755-manual.pdf

Check out this link for a manual with instructions for this faucet.

Yes,it sounds like you have to replace the hose.Follow the braided hose under your sink until you come across a yellow and black fitting . it is comparable to an air hose fitting quick disconnection. once that is pulled from the sink port,unscrew the spray head and pull the ose through the faucet body from above the sink

1. If by replacing the flexible hose you mean the hose for the pull-out portion - you have more than likely kinked or bent the supply line to the hot (left) side of the faucet.
a) If this supply is braided, then simply shutting of the water supply, removing the braided line and either replacing or attempting to straighten it out will be your best bet.
b) If the supply is copper, you will have to cut the line cleanly and carefully. you will then most likely need a 1/4" or 3/8" compression/quickconnect BY 1/2" IP fitting to complete your repair.
2. Other possibilities include:
a) Failure inside the faucet body which will most likely be warrantied by Grohe if you push them hard enough.
b) A problem at your hot water tank, most likely the outlet side and *perhaps* you hadn't noticed the problem elsewhere.
c) The hot valve failing to reopen fully despite all appearances; applies if you turned off the water under the sink for your repair.

I believe there is a cartrige that has some washers in the unit. There may be some debris caught in there since it was a little loose. I would turn the water off and disassymble the unit and replace any obvious washers and clean everthing up. Replace it all and try it again. If it still leaks, contact Grohe for more trouble shooting. Faucets have fantastic warranties and companies usually will send replacement parts free of charge at times. Hope this helps.