Hi, I need a new spray button - the button kept falling in the sink and is not battered by the garbage disposal. How do I acquire just the button?
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One of my buttons also came off, I glued it back on and haven't had any issues since. Try calling Kohler 1-800-4-KOHLER (1-800-456-4537), these have lifetime warranty, I bet they will send you another button. Then glue it on.
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You cannot just order the button. You need to order the spray head unit which is $44 on the Kohler website. Here is the website to order it: http://www.us.kohler.com/us/catalog/partProductDetails.jsp?partNumber=1041319
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On my faucet the spray mode is only on when the spray button is pushed; as soon as I let it go it returns back to the normal mode.
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The spray should come out with force. I would send it back for a replacement. Good luck!!!
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It's a push button. Push it down, it stays down, push on it again and it pops back up. We have it on a vessel sink that doesn't get used a lot so I can't tell you how it would hold up to a lot of action.
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If your garbage disposal is leaking out the bottom near the reset button, you most likely have a leak in the metal plate that is located directly under the blades. This plate is designed to protect the electrically powered parts of the motor (the rotor, the shaft, etc.) from moisture, but it is rather thin and is only made of galvanized steel. After a year or two, especially if you use highly acidic cleaners which you rinse down your sink, the zinc layer will corrode and expose the steel, which will then also start to corrode, until something hard eventually pokes some kind of hole through the plate somewhere (could be somewhere very small), signaling the end of the machine's service life. The plate is not meant to be repaired, only replaced along with the rest of the unit. That water is getting through to your rotor is an electrical hazard, and should be dealt with immediately (by removing the damaged unit). The manufacturer has figured out that the blades need to me made of stainless steel, but has chosen to skimp on making other interior parts of this more-expensive metal. Good luck!
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yep, that's the replacement I bought from amazon. Same price. My old one cracked at the screw holes(possibly from pushing on it too hard). The face of it that has the button descriptions and such,,,, you will just have to peel it off of your old one and slap it onto the new one. It's not hard. Hope this helps.
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I so sorry to be slow in responding. As soon as I received your message, I called my plumber because I wanted to ask which specific part he purchased form Home Depot to close off the sprayer. But he is sick and hasn't returned my call. Anyway, to answer your question, I have one hole for my faucet and discarded the sprayer. It works great.
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On mine you can NOT push it once to hold it on spray. You have to hold the trigger for spray. Arghh. My old one was the same way. Inconvenient when you want to have the spray on and use both hands for washing.
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It's been almost a year since I reviewed my "Batch" disposal...Since then I have to say that my Waste King Batch fed disposal is a "Pain in the Ass" to operate AND if I had it to do over I'd switch to another type. Simply switching an on/off wall switch is much more sanitary than putting your hand in the sink's standing filthy water to depress the "batch's" plunge On/Off switch.
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Great idea! The hardware in my house is also oil rubbed bronze. I hadn't considered the possibility that AS would make matching buttons! I went on their site and could not find the dual flush buttons in their spare parts. I would call their customer support number: 1-800-442-1902.
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If one can reach the spray head, it's fairly easy to change. If you're too short to reach, then you'll need a step stool. I'm over 65 and find it very easy to change. Just hold the outside and turn the part closest to you.
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Slide it up toward the spray outlet. I found that if you grasp the nozzle lock with your thumb and forefinger on each side of the lock it comes out easier. You may have to wiggle it slightly to get it out.
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go to a hardware store and ask for a hose adapter for you sink faucet. Be extremely careful about using it inside! The hose I bought burst and sprayed water everywhere. Lucky for me, it was outside. These hoses, to be quite blunt, SUCK!
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Get the FRC-4016. The 1032 is the old model and appears to be discontinued. These work great. I've had mine for a few years now. My switch is installed in the third hole in my kitchen sink, where a sprayer might go, but I have pull-down spray head on faucet. There is an inexpensive adaptor available for installing switch in countertop if you do not have a spare hole in your sink. See their website: http://bit.ly/1LcySW9
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I had my last button on for about a month and I recently switched it out with a new button, and a little residue was left behind. A damp cloth removed it after about a minute if gentle wiping. The adhesive they use is very soft and pliable allowing repositioning when desired, which is nice, but not without fault.Hope this helps.
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Yes, Mary, you can get a new one. (Mine broke, too, after just a few weeks of use when I accidently tapped it on the side of the sink while washing it. Maddening!) Go to the Zojirushi website (which I warn you is not user-friendly), so you may need to search around a bit. They call it a "Coffee Jug", SKU 8-ECA-P370. Price: $14.50, plus shipping. The link is http://www.zojirushi.com/user/scripts/user/product_list.php?model_id=33. If this link doesn't work, the website has customer service phone numbers. Hope this helps. Colleen Chase
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You Should double check that with the manufacture to be sure since its their warranty, below is their phone and email, I could not an answer its past their reg hours now. 1-800-536-0858 help@rinseworks.com here is the website: https://www.rinseworks.com/products/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_61_62&product_id=52 I know it has a 3 year limited warranty and I'm sure if the button breaks because it was faulty they will replace it, are you worried about the button actually breaking (aka cracking) or are you worried about it getting stuck if you don't mind me asking. Also wanted to point out that you can use both hot and cold water with a different attachment so that its not cold water you are spraying, just fyi. Warm regards Tim