my faucet are totally different than the one on the video helping to use this system.No where to screw the head to. Pls advice! Big thanks
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I don't know if this answers your question or not but you can use the python with or without the gasket (the little rubber thing) depending on your sink
1704323
Mine came with an adapter, I had to unscrew the little screen filter from my faucet and screw the green adapter piece into it and it worked perfectly.
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Almost every faucet on the market has a screen to airing the water. This helps to evaporate the chlorine in the tap water. My Delta faucet came with a special tool to back out the screw that holds the screen. I would bet there is a tool for removing the screen in your faucet too.
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you probably need an adaptor which you can easily find in the neighborhoor hardware stores. I bought this but never used it because I did not like the quality and finish. did not go well with my tub faucet which is stainless steel.
1438996
I just posted a picture of the screw on the detail page for the faucet. Good luck!
1170998
I wish I knew, it is aggravating. The minute I start to use the faucet, it starts running. If you find a cure please post it.. Thanks
964686
I wish I could help, but I no longer have the same watercooler. We have gotten a new one without faucets. Good luck!
1128273
Faucet threads/aerators are NOT standard. You may need a threaded adapter (threaded on both ends) to make it fit. Can buy here, Ace or Lowes.
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It's difficult. My contractor couldn't figure it out. I had to go to my local hardware store with it and similar piece of pipe that is sticking out of the wall. They found the parts that I needed to make the connections work. The issue is that the faucet itself is in metric while our pipes are in inches. The piece that goes between the faucet and that goes to the wall are metric on one side while inches on the other. Finally, I got plumbers tape. Not the regular white one, but a blue-green color, which is more heavy duty and prevents leaks. In addition, I was told to use some sort of goop that you put on both sides of the threads (the male and female parts of the pipes - in ALL the connections: from the faucet, the adaptor, and the wall). Let it dry overnight or two days, and I guarantee that it'll work. The only other thing I can recommend if you really want a claw-foot tub faucet that has less issues, you'll have to get one made for the US inches connectors, you'll have to guy one that is REALLY expensive; like $500-$900. I hope this helps.
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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.
2090857
Sorry - i cannot be of any help. I have never used mine because I can't figure out how to attach it to my faucet.
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I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to work properly, but I would highly recommend contacting Moen for their recommendation, or going with another style of faucet where this is not an issue. I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to... » Read More I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to work properly, but I would highly recommend contacting Moen for their recommendation, or going with another style of faucet where this is not an issue. « Show Less
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Unfortunately that's one of the problem I had with the faucet. The parts cannot be found at local hardware stores or plumbing supply store either. Unfortunately only thing I could suggest is return to vendor if it's within exchange time frame .
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I need to know how big the holes have to be to install this faucet. I am replacing my existing one and it has metal screwtype that fits in the holes. I bought one but it has plastic and they are too big. Can you show a picture of the bottom of the faucet so I can see how it will attach.
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I wish I could help you, but I haven't a clue. We just screwed it on after removing the other shower head. Have you tried Googling the problem?
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sorry I did not install this..so I am unable to help. ...but I can say I really love this faucet!!!
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Hi Michael,I tried to find the video on YouTube I used to teach me how to install the diverter, but I couldn't find it. However, I found two separate ones by the same author that should do the trick. As a bonus, he said he'll answer questions if you post them to him. Here they are:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCbXw5bP9I8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLPvtTfRcCk Hope this helps !
190602
Unfortuately I am unable to answer your quesstion. We had a plumber install the faucet and adapter.
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This would be the wrong faucet for you, then since they seem to measure 4-4 1/2" apart. Sorry I can't be more precise since it is already installed.