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I installed a faucet for my vessel sink and the water is only a trickle, is this normal or should I return it?

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No, it's not normal. Did you just install it or has it been there awhile? If you just installed it - you may think about returning it for an exchange/refund. However, if it's been in use for awhile & has suddenly been reduced to a trickle, check the aerator. Those little screens/filters inside get lime/calcium buildup & need to be changed out a couple time a year (depending on your local water). Usually you can pick one up for under $5 at your local hardware store/larger retailers (Walmart,etc). The aerator is the little screw on thingee that the water actually goes thru before it leaves the faucet & the sizes are fairly standard so changing one out should just be an issue of unscrewing the old one & screwing on the new one. How's the water pressure in the rest of the house? Is this the only faucet trickling? If so, I'm betting on a clogged aerator or a defective faucet. Good Luck.

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Check that your shutoff valves are open.
Also, it often happens that debris gets dislodged and blocks the valve.

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