I am having faucet connection part leaking! It is not leaking were rubber washer is which part of the metal adapter getting little rust, but is leakin
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Not being able to see your problem, I can only suggest you try tightening all connections a little more. Sometimes that is all that is needed. Sorry I could not be of more specific help.
2246627
I would think so. The outflow of the unit is threaded metal. Then they add a plastic female/male swivel adapter that you connect you hose to. I guess the swivel action is supposed to prevent stress on the hose-washer connect to prevent leaks, but it still will a little and you'll have to tighten it or try the brass that you're suggesting. Once it's on tight it only leaks a very small amount, but it can and probably will loosen.
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.
1158731
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.
1360363
There may not be a washer installed in the fitting, the fitting may not be tight or you may not have firmly seated the hose on the fitting! I cannot think of any other reasons unless the plastic is cracked.
1370635
I replaced the plasic adapter with a brass quick connect kit ( Powerwasher 80006 Universal Pressure Washer Garden Hose Quick Connect Kit) which I purchased from Amazon. The quick connect is very easy to use and does not leak. I'm sure there are other brass afapters available, but I wanted the quick connect feature.
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i had the same issue and found that it was the solid rubber washer in the spray valve. it appeared to be stuck in the valve chamber. i flipped it over in desperation and now it works fine. the older model had a built in tool in the spray lever to un-tighten the valve chamber.
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The connection on the unit is a male hose thread. Since the end of the hose you use is also a male hose thread you must have an adapter that will go from male-to-male. One comes with the unit but I had numerous leak problems with mine. Since it was plastic when I moved the unit, pulling the hose along, the threads would loosen then leak. I purchase a brass one instead at a local home store and that solved the problem.
917148
Check hose connector. If hose is loosing pressure, at faucet or at any connection point, pressure will not build.
563048
These are pretty much sealed systems. The leak would indicate the seal (washer) in the valve is damaged. I would contact the manufacturer as I doubt these are serviceable but would just need replacement.
1777570
I had the same problem with the unit leaking or falling off I called Pure and they sent a metal adaptor It took 3-4 days and works great! Randy Hallstrom
2260498
I didn't have any problems but maybe you don't have it screwed on tight enough. You could try replacing the washer or maybe use some plumbers tape or pipe dope. Plumbers tape is inexpensive and I would try that first. Hope this helps :)
1252301
Where exactly is it leaking, the hose connections? Did you use plumbers seal tape on the connectors? If not, you need to wrap the threads with it then screw on the hoses or you will get leaks.
1360364
Mine leaks too, no matter what I do and it's brand new. It doesn't leak at the hose, but between the plastic connectors.
841667
Make sure that the O rings are in the quick connect fittings, if not replace, lube the area where the O rings are and reattach hoses, I haven't had any leaks in mine.
1945957
There is a rubber type gasket that runs around the outside to stop leaking. You can remove it.
1026134
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