I have a price pfister kitchen faucet with a high arc with a pull down sprayer head. When the faucet is turned on water drips from the bottom of the loop of metal tubing which hangs down inside the cabinet when the sprayer head is in the retracted position. It drips in all other positions also. This type of sprayer adjusts from flow to aerated spray by twisting the head while it is firmly seated in the faucet spigot. It is new but I don't know the model number and of course can't find any documentation. It is a three hole faucet with a kind of raised base in which the handles and spigot fit. I can't find my exact model on Price Pfister's site.
Try tightening the nut that attaches the flex line to the pull out spout
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Thanks. A more flexible friend of mine is going to get under the sink and disposal to take the handle assembly off later today. I will try replacing the o ring or gasket that I find there.
The only 'fix' for this problem is to leave the flex head slightly out of the goose neck faucet, then the drip falls into the sink instead of running back up the faucet and coming out under the sink from the other end after it runs along the flex tubing inside. The flex head has a white plastic washer inside that the head attaches to and it is either designed very badly or is cracked, because there is a space you can see making it an almost closed c shape instead of an o shape, if you know what I mean. There seems to be no way to detach the head to reach the problem, nothing unscrews as far as I can see. No nut involved except for me, and possibly the designer.
you dont have to get under sink just pull out hand held and loosen nut or you just may have to tighten
sounds like you are leaking from the connection from hose to spray handle normally a o ring or rubber hose like gasket i would pull handle assembly and go to plumbing supply house and try to match
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