Price Pfister ashfield collection shower single lever.

The sprayer should have a threaded fitting on the end of the hose. Unscrew old one from valve, pull hose out the top, feed new hose back down into cabinet and screw in to where old hose was attached.

The valve body was installed too close to the front of the wall. Open up the wall and set it back per the instructions or live with it.

I have the same problem with my Ashfield faucet.
I am going to contact Price Pfister and try to get a new 'cartridge'.

On another note, my Ashfield towel rings are also broken. The connection where the two pieces meet is so weak it cannot handle daily use. I am going to bring this up with Pfister as well.

It doesn't seem like Price Pfister has very good products.

it may be very simple--you have to get your head underneath the tub spout and look to see if there is a "set screw" on it---if there is ,you unscrew it, which releases the screw holding the spout in place on the pipe coming out of the wall---jimmy it a bit and the spout will come off---don't yank too hard---if there is no set screw, then all you do is turn the whole tub-spout counterclockwise carefully, and unthread it from the pipe in the wall..replace w/ a new tub-spout--anywhere from $5 to $500

I had the same problem. I simply removed the small brass fitting that the water supply screws onto.i removed the screen that is inside the brass fitting. Now the pressure is fine.

Check the manual that came with the unit and it should tell you how to adjust the max temp inside the fixture. Hope this helps!

You will need to either replace center "shower diverter"assembly or a quicker fix would be to remove old tub water fill spout and replace with a "pull up diverter knob" type water spout. Cost about 10 dollars Hdepot Pull Knob to divert water to shower when showering.

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the spout is also the diverter which sends the water up to the shower head. Assumming that the shower head isn't clogged with lime you should be able to solve the problem by removing the spout and taking it to a hardware store or home depot for a replacement. Most spouts just unscrew but some have a set screw which holds em in place. Look for the set screw on the underside of the spout. good luck

there is an o-ring inside the valve that seals. It has failed. They should sell a rebuild kit where you bought it, or dis-assemble, and take the failed oring in to have it matched to a new one.

look for a scald safety screw adjustment. Remove the handle, and it is underneath. this is for safety of young children, and is factory set.