Is it possible to repair a leaky diverter on this faucet? I would imagine NOT given the price. . . .
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depends what part you are talking about, a leak from the top part that connects to the shower ascending tube should be reparable with replacement seals if it's not cracked. The seal inside the downspout connected to the little center plunger handle is also replaceable, just unscrew the handle from the connecting rod and the seal assembly falls out the bottom. The last one I replaced had corrosion around the spot the plunger seal contacts and would not seal even with a new assembly. it was VERY old. I used a plunger from an identical one that worked. I could not find the plunger seal assembly for sale :( I vote replace, this thing is cheap and lasts for a very long time. depends what part you are talking about, a leak from the top part that connects to the shower ascending tube should be reparable with replacement seals if it's not cracked. The seal inside the downspout connected to the little center plunger handle is also replaceable, just unscrew the handle from the connecting rod and the seal assembly falls out the bottom. The last one I replaced had corrosion around the spot the plunger seal contacts and would not seal even with a new assembly. it was VERY old. I used a plunger from an identical one that worked. I could not find the plunger seal... » Read More depends what part you are talking about, a leak from the top part that connects to the shower ascending tube should be reparable with replacement seals if it's not cracked. The seal inside the downspout connected to the little center plunger handle is also replaceable, just unscrew the handle from the connecting rod and the seal assembly falls out the bottom. The last one I replaced had corrosion around the spot the plunger seal contacts and would not seal even with a new assembly. it was VERY old. I used a plunger from an identical one that worked. I could not find the plunger seal assembly for sale :( I vote replace, this thing is cheap and lasts for a very long time. « Show Less
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I threw mine away after replacing the washers. It continued to leak profusely form the back. I think they all tend to be defective. You get what you pay for. I spent $300 on a real hefty one that works great.
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Sometimes you have to turn it just the right way or it doesn't "connect" to the faucet...I have mine for over a year and I really love it - it's a great product at a great price. Maybe the company can better answer this question.
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Not sold as part of this faucet, but I would contact the mfg. to see if they offer something for this. Mine was going in a new install, so I only had the one hole drilled.
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It kind of depends upon what part you're needing. My faucet/hose valve is leaking and I have yet to find a source for the part. Also, the faucet split in two under high water pressure. I used some silicone tape that was self fusing and made the faucet functional again without leaks. As for parts, I'd bank on finding a similar product on eBay and look for a replacement there. Other than that, I figure the sink has provided excellent service for the price and everything has a finite life. It's all about life cycle cost and useful service life.
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You have a defective sprayer....I've bought three of these and never had a problem leaking....e-mail them..this is way too expensive to be loosing so much product
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It's definitely worth a shot. As long as the leak isn't too big, it should get the job done. You definitely won't find a cheaper fix.
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I agree with the other 2 answers...Not cost effective to repair. If the basket leaks around the gasket, the repair would be a temporary fix. This model is one of the best made. Try ebay or Amazon
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Jack, l think a copy came with the faucet and I probably threw it away. Look up the company's website and send them an email and I'm sure they'll tell you how to get one.
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The faucet I purchased from Amazon did not work, so my son in law found a kit with several replacement options and that worked well. If you need more details, please let me know. This happened several months ago.
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This is an old question now so you've probably dealt with it, maybe by contacting the company, as they recommend. That said, it may have been the ball bearings. There are three of them, inside the fitting which attaches to the faucet. They are, I believe, what keeps the thing attached. If you lose one, it can still work. Two, probably not.
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did just replaced the filter? there is a possibility that the housing that holds the filter is lose, try to tighten it , first unlosen the housing, it maybe misalign and not properly screwed in the base thats why there is a leaking, try to check also for any losen connection from the base where you connect the tube to the faucet, if you already done it and problem still persist probably there is a defect/faulty with the design, you can contact the manufaturer for support if still covered with warranty, hope this help
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Not sure about restoring flow. Mine was dripping and replacement fixed it. Easy install
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Thank you, Richard. I apologize for this delayed response. Sorry, I don't know anything about the fittings; it was installed by a great handyman who occasionally visits our small town. All I know is that he spent about a half hour or less fitting it on, and the faucet works great. Never leaked. If I get more information, I'll let you know. The best to you! Maruta
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Sorry I've had zero problems with mine. You should be able to get replacement hoses. If it is the hose that split your water pressure exceeds the hose capacity and you would need to reduce it a little. If it is leaking around the connection try taking it off and wrap the connection with plumbers tape or apply plumbers putty and reconnect the hose. Hope this helps
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I'm fairly certain you could substitute another faucet. (A good plumber can do WONDERS!!) But, we DO have the faucet that came with it - and it's a REALLY, REALLY GOOD faucet!!
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To bad, if you call Insinkerator you will find them non- responsive. The told me they don't have repair parts and their answer was just by a new faucet. If it still under warrenty they will send out a local service
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I don&#699;t bother changing just the filter. Since the filters alone usually cost about $60 and a brand new complete unit is usually about $84, I just buy a new complete unit so I can have a clean diverter and hoses. I would suggest replacing it when you notice a change in taste but it should last you at least 6 months or longer depending how hard your water is