What do I need to do to get the faucet to stop dripping?
142858
replace the washer in the faucet. shut off water, unscrew faucet, take old washer to home depot, get a new one, replace old one...also try tightening the spigot washer/collar.
961648
Crank it down until it's locked tight. The faucet is well built and should withstand the torque. It's not supposed to move.
450271
Hi there! I tend to slow simmer things for hours and have never had a problem with anything dripping off of it. I LOVE this thing. It is my favorite kitchen tool. :D
874843
We built a 4 outlet manifold for ours, each has a ball valve so we can shut lines off or even lower the flow if need be. I'm not sure how your drip system is set up or the size, but either way you should have a valve in place to shut the water off. There is a prime plug that you could attach a pipe and valve to that you could use as a pressure relief. We have those on our larger plant and recycle pumps.
375252
I would recommend soaking the lid in vinegar for awhile, and i have even cleaned the float valve (? - circular stop valve) w/ q-tips -- clean that area out really well. I would also recommend highly to use coffee filters vs. the reuable gold filter. Once i cleaned and used disposible filters -- it stopped the leaking. Good luck to you~!
1926313
This kind of dripping situation is not happening in my faucet filter. Mine has been used for quite a while and has replaced a few filters and is still working fine so far.
1912773
I don't know- heres what you do. Take a pic of the faucet & the pic on Amazon, then email Moen customer service. They helped me out of the same problem.
2176875
The faucet needs to be left in the on position. It wont run constantly, just when the water level drops. The valve will allow it too fill and then shut back off.
1991957
Look in the center of the spray adjustment wheel. There should be a screw. Try tightening it and that may stop your problems with it leaking.
2105095
Yes, we have noticed the same thing. I find that you have to press quite firmly in the correct spot to not have it drip. It does work, but could be easier.
2105094
A very firm push stops the drip. I agree with other responders that it was annoying@ first but now it's automatic. Love my faucet!
2105018
You have to squeeze the handle for spray option.. It doesn't pull out either just stretches due to metal coil. I love the faucet but it sounds like you need one with spray head that can stay engaged without holding it:)
1386629
I just went to look at mine. From what I recall, the supply lines should have snapped in to place prior to dropping the faucet into place on your sink. Once they were snapped in, I fed the supply lines through the opening in the sink, set the faucet in place, and tighten the large nut underneath to secure faucet to the sink base. Hope this helps.
1657950
No I have not had this problem. I have had it a few years. No drips. I would guess it is not likely to stop either, just due to the nature of drips.
674688
Make sure you have all the air out of it when you screw the top on. I find that helps keep it from leaking.
1206287
Your garden hose attaches to a metal flex fitting (included) under the table. Turn on your hose and regulate the sink with the on/off knob attached to the faucet. The valve has not leaked and is easy to turn on, off and regulate from full to a trickle. My impression is the faucet and fitting is well constructed for the price. All you need is a standard garden hose. All else is included.
630757
This I have found depends on how much pressure is put on the seal by the amount of water flowing through the taps. I have found that if the spout does drip this can be eliminated by either turning the taps on more or by simply by wriggling the by-pass shaft.