Thank you! I'm a 71 year old woman and I just followed your instructions and replaced an old leaky faucet with the one you used in this demo. It was hard to get the old one off and I had to cut a water line and scrape out the hole to make it big enough for the new faucet, but I did it. My brother in law is a plumber and he stopped by after I finished to check it out - and he gave me a thumbs up. You really helped me out here. Thank you. And by the way, that is a REALLY nice faucet - well worth the money.
Nice work! I love hearing the success stories. Yeah, often times the hardest part is removing the old one. They can be pretty stuck on there. These faucets are great. It should last you a very long time. Well done 👍🏻
Good job. I'm 56 and that removal of the old faucet and installing the new one was hard on my back. My wife and kids said I should have paid the $155 for Lowes to do the install.😂
Thank you for your detailed video! I’m a plumbing helping my lady with her kitchen sink. I’ve done 250+ kitchen sinks with a Moen quick connect but I have NEVER seen one so deep into the faucet. Thank you for saving me a headache
Thank you so much for your video. I have replaced faucet before my ex husband used to take care of home repairs. With this video I was able to. Hardest part was removing the old one. 😊
I just bought this before I came to your channel. Easiest install ever. I have the one with the metal nut, not the plastic one. Same thing, easy install. The side spray is powerful.
Thank you so much for this easy to understand video. My brother started the install but had to leave. I couldn't let our 76 yr old Mama do without water until he gets time to come back & I had never installed a faucet. I'm disabled and was worried if I could finish but you made it easy to follow along (with many pauses & rewinds 😆) and now she has water. AND, unlike the previous faucet that literally only had a #2 pencil width water stream, it has a full output and the sprayer works! 🙂
I can’t believe how easy it was! I replaced a relatives old leaking faucet today and looked like a super hero. I couldn’t have done it, without you. Thank you for the video!
good Lord, this did help me, thank you. My biggest challenge spent hours trying to remove a plastic fastener from under the sink...it was there for 20 years and didn't want to give. I went so far as got hammer & blow torch. I ended up using a pry bar from the top and demolished it.
I've been there too! I have had to cut them off from the top before. Sometimes those old ones are so corroded on there they just won't come off. installing the new one is often easier than removing the old one.
Thanks, helped me install my Moen Adler faucet without much difficulty. Mine only had a slight change as the sprayer was a part of the three hole base.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your assistance in replacing my faucet. Your clear and concise instructions made the process seem effortless, allowing me to complete the task without the need for professional assistance. I truly appreciate your help. Thank you.
Merci merci vous êtes mon nouvel ami indispensable ❤❤❤ Il n'est jamais trop tard pour apprendre à 68 ans je suis très contente d'avoir regardé votre vidéo et accomplie la pause de mon robinet Merci encore ❤❤❤
Thanks man. I have a under sink water filter on mine,but pretty much the same installation. Videos are extremely useful to me regarding home repairs. I recommend this faucet for easy installation. The only tools for the install was tightening the water lines at the end with a wrench. Old faucet removal necessitated a trip to Lowe's.
It almost always seems like it is harder to remove the old one than to put the new one on. I really like these Moen Faucets. They have made the install as simple as possible.
@@RoscoReviews Yeah my other one had two flat wingnut fasteners that I couldn't get off with what I had. Lowe's had a faucet change out tool made by Kobalt that I found that I attached to a ratchet to get the fasteners off. Also, my house was built in the 70s and the water shut offs under the sink are frozen open so I had to shut off the water outside while changing the faucet.
This was amazingly helpful. Took me 2 1/2 hours last night to take out the old unit, mostly because of antiquated clips and corroded attachments. Thanks in part to your video (of the exact unit I bought), installing this new one too less than a half hour. Thanks! :)
I would suggest sliding the sprayer hose supply line through your hole for the faucet and attaching it before anchoring the faucet down. It will make your life a lot easier.
The inside of the hole on the underneath side of the faucet is some kind of push fitting. the hose gets held in place by the black clip that you snap onto the sprayer line. They switched to this style a few years ago and at first I was kind of skeptical. However, I have installed many of these, and I have never had one that leaked. so I guess they have it figured out.
The sprayer hose snaps in using that black clip. The black clip is snapped onto the end of the sprayer hose and then you shove them into the base of the faucet (only goes in one way). When it clicks, it’s locked in there. To remove it you have to pinch the black clip together. It’s a little strange when you are use to screwing everything together, but I’ve never had one leak.
It’s hard to say without looking at it. If their are no shutoff valves to remove the supply lines from… then you may need to cut the lines and install shutoff valves under the sink.
Hmm. It’s thought to say. If you have it like halfway on and it’s stuck then it is probably cross threaded. If that’s the case, then I think the only way to correct it would be to force it to unscrew (May take a wrench or some pliers) then try it again.
Out of curiosity, the black plastic nut that pulls the faucet down onto the sink is threaded closer to one end than the other. Does it matter which way it goes on? Thank you.
It doesn’t matter. I think they do that so if you are putting it on a stainless steel sink (this is very thin) you can use the side that is wider. That way you don’t have to spin it so many times. But, if you have a granite countertop with an under mount sink (this can be 1.5” think or so) you can use the side that is close to the thread. It just makes it so you don’t have to screw it down so much on a thinner sink.
I’ve had one of these for years and now I’m getting water under the sink from time to time and I see wetness at the part coming down through the hole, the part the hoses go into, is wet, how do I figure out the source of the leak if I never see it drip? Could it be water splashed above in the faucet flange area is leaking through the seals and down, or would water inside the handle is leaking down? Or something else? Again, I see the area under the sink the hoses go up into the faucet is wet. When I run water I don’t see it getting any wetter though.
The most common leak in a kitchen faucet is the o-rings where the neck swivels. They are pretty easy to replace and really inexpensive. That is where I would start. And it’s my most popular video. lol. Here is how to replace the o-rings: Kitchen Faucet Leaks at the base. Easy Fix! ruclips.net/video/dyx5VgsVM6A/видео.html
Yeah, getting the old one off is often the hardest part. I have had to cut them off before. Usually, even if the nuts are rusted on, if you twist them hard enough the bolts will break off.
Okay, so I have this exact sink faucet and I wanna upgrade my sprayer because the sprayer that comes with it broke but in order to do that I need to find some sort of adapter. Do you have any ideas of what I could use?
You should be able to replace just the handle with a universal one. You probably have to reuse the hose unless you go with the exact Moen replacement. To replace the handle, you unscrew the handle part. Then there is a little clip to pull off, this will allow the bottom threaded part to slide off. Replace everything with the new one in reverse order. I don’t have a video up for this or I would share it… but I should make one! Thanks for the idea. :)
Yeah, the problem is the connector that connects to the Fossett is a certain kind and they don’t make an adapter for that one. At least not that I can find and I’ve had a heck of a time trying to find an adapter but I do have a universal one, I’m gonna end up splicing two houses together which I didn’t want to do. I’m very frustrated right now but the hose that I bought which was a nice nylon one around the hose I can’t connect it because the way this faucet is made and the sprayer it doesn’t work. You can’t do doctors you can’t do nothing. I’ve even contacted the company and nothing very frustrated at this point. Sorry, talk to text
Hi. Thank you for video. But during leak tests I figured out that when I put water on the base, where rotating part is attached to base, the water leaks under the sink. I checked and I found a plastic o-ring there, which does not protect from leacking there. Any suggestion how to fix it please?
If it is leaking around the base than you can caulk under the base. If it’s between the base and the neck, you shouldn’t have much water hitting that area. I’ve never needed to seal that before. I’m not sure if you can without affecting the swiveling.
Okay so I noticed that whenever you open and close the handle on the faucet, the whole faucet moves, it was driving me crazy but now that I saw your video and the same thing occurred, I feel better
all good until a supply valve goes bad and a supply line runs like a garden hose when you disconnect it from the old faucet... good to turn off the water at the street...made this faucet change more interesting...
oh no, that's a bad day. I'm sorry. It's not a bad idea to turn off the main. Sometimes they can be a bit tricky to get to. I've had a supply line break a time or 2 when working on something. It's not a good time.
Thank you! I'm a 71 year old woman and I just followed your instructions and replaced an old leaky faucet with the one you used in this demo. It was hard to get the old one off and I had to cut a water line and scrape out the hole to make it big enough for the new faucet, but I did it. My brother in law is a plumber and he stopped by after I finished to check it out - and he gave me a thumbs up. You really helped me out here. Thank you. And by the way, that is a REALLY nice faucet - well worth the money.
Nice work! I love hearing the success stories.
Yeah, often times the hardest part is removing the old one. They can be pretty stuck on there.
These faucets are great. It should last you a very long time. Well done 👍🏻
Good job. I'm 56 and that removal of the old faucet and installing the new one was hard on my back. My wife and kids said I should have paid the $155 for Lowes to do the install.😂
Thank you for your detailed video!
I’m a plumbing helping my lady with her kitchen sink. I’ve done 250+ kitchen sinks with a Moen quick connect but I have NEVER seen one so deep into the faucet.
Thank you for saving me a headache
You’re welcome! Happy to help :)
Thank you so much for your video. I have replaced faucet before my ex husband used to take care of home repairs. With this video I was able to. Hardest part was removing the old one. 😊
Sorry meant to write never replaced a faucet
Awesome! love hearing the success stories!! Yeah, often the hardest part is getting the old one off. they can get pretty rusted on there. Nice work 😄
I just bought this before I came to your channel. Easiest install ever. I have the one with the metal nut, not the plastic one. Same thing, easy install. The side spray is powerful.
I like these faucets. I use them in all of my rental units.
Thank you so much for this easy to understand video. My brother started the install but had to leave. I couldn't let our 76 yr old Mama do without water until he gets time to come back & I had never installed a faucet. I'm disabled and was worried if I could finish but you made it easy to follow along (with many pauses & rewinds 😆) and now she has water. AND, unlike the previous faucet that literally only had a #2 pencil width water stream, it has a full output and the sprayer works! 🙂
Fantastic! Nicely done. I love hearing the success stories. Glad i could help 😄
I can’t believe how easy it was! I replaced a relatives old leaking faucet today and looked like a super hero. I couldn’t have done it, without you. Thank you for the video!
That’s awesome! I love to hear the success stories. Nice work!
good Lord, this did help me, thank you. My biggest challenge spent hours trying to remove a plastic fastener from under the sink...it was there for 20 years and didn't want to give. I went so far as got hammer & blow torch. I ended up using a pry bar from the top and demolished it.
I've been there too! I have had to cut them off from the top before. Sometimes those old ones are so corroded on there they just won't come off. installing the new one is often easier than removing the old one.
I have installed quite a few faucets in my day. And this one definitely seems easier than the old ones. The pre connected supply lines are fantastic!
This is the easiest one I have ever had to do. My favorite part is the single nut they screws the faucet to the sink.
Thanks, helped me install my Moen Adler faucet without much difficulty. Mine only had a slight change as the sprayer was a part of the three hole base.
Nice! Its a quality product, Should last you many years.
Thank you so much. Just doing my research before I go to Home Depot to buy a new kitchen faucet.
These are easy to instal, and moen is a great brand.
I just installed this faucet. This video saved me a great deal of time!! Thank you so so much Rosco!!!
Glad I could help! I love hearing the success stories 🤗
I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your assistance in replacing my faucet. Your clear and concise instructions made the process seem effortless, allowing me to complete the task without the need for professional assistance. I truly appreciate your help. Thank you.
You are very welcome! I’m glad I could help :)
Merci merci vous êtes mon nouvel ami indispensable ❤❤❤
Il n'est jamais trop tard pour apprendre à 68 ans je suis très contente d'avoir regardé votre vidéo et accomplie la pause de mon robinet
Merci encore
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That is fantastic! Glad I could help you get it fixed! I love hearing the success stories!
Thanks man. I have a under sink water filter on mine,but pretty much the same installation. Videos are extremely useful to me regarding home repairs. I recommend this faucet for easy installation. The only tools for the install was tightening the water lines at the end with a wrench. Old faucet removal necessitated a trip to Lowe's.
It almost always seems like it is harder to remove the old one than to put the new one on. I really like these Moen Faucets. They have made the install as simple as possible.
@@RoscoReviews Yeah my other one had two flat wingnut fasteners that I couldn't get off with what I had. Lowe's had a faucet change out tool made by Kobalt that I found that I attached to a ratchet to get the fasteners off. Also, my house was built in the 70s and the water shut offs under the sink are frozen open so I had to shut off the water outside while changing the faucet.
This was amazingly helpful. Took me 2 1/2 hours last night to take out the old unit, mostly because of antiquated clips and corroded attachments. Thanks in part to your video (of the exact unit I bought), installing this new one too less than a half hour. Thanks! :)
Awesome! Love hearing the success stories. Thank you for the kind words!
Hey Roscoe, great video! I now have a brand new faucet with sprayer that I installed with your help. Thanks, man!
Awesome! Nice work. Always love hearing the success stories!!
Best repair video I've seen in a while! 👍🏾
Awesome! Thank you so much :)
This is my first time and thank to you I have the confidence to give it a try!!!!
Awesome. You got this!
I would suggest sliding the sprayer hose supply line through your hole for the faucet and attaching it before anchoring the faucet down. It will make your life a lot easier.
That would work too, just don't forget to put it through the big nut that holds the facet on before you run it up through the hole.
Thank you man, that was really helpful 👍
Awesome. Really happy I could help! 😊
You the goat homie 🤘
Thanks! Happy to help 😄
What does the sprayer connect to when you shove it up with the th other lines? 🤷
The inside of the hole on the underneath side of the faucet is some kind of push fitting. the hose gets held in place by the black clip that you snap onto the sprayer line. They switched to this style a few years ago and at first I was kind of skeptical. However, I have installed many of these, and I have never had one that leaked. so I guess they have it figured out.
How does the sprayer hose connect by just shoving it into the hose, does it connect to something?
The sprayer hose snaps in using that black clip. The black clip is snapped onto the end of the sprayer hose and then you shove them into the base of the faucet (only goes in one way). When it clicks, it’s locked in there. To remove it you have to pinch the black clip together.
It’s a little strange when you are use to screwing everything together, but I’ve never had one leak.
Hi! Just installed this faucet and the base of the sprayer leaks when the faucet is on. Any tips for fixing?
My copper water lines run right up into the bottom of the faucet I can't loosen them. What would I need to do?
It’s hard to say without looking at it.
If their are no shutoff valves to remove the supply lines from… then you may need to cut the lines and install shutoff valves under the sink.
Thank you very much. You saved me!
Glad I could help!
How do I remove the sprayer clipped on part 😊
You should be able to pinch the tabs in (by hand) and pul it out. Might have to wiggle it a little bit.
I've been trying to install one of these. For some odd reason, the nut is stuck and I'm not able to get it to loosen at all. Any tips?
Hmm. It’s thought to say. If you have it like halfway on and it’s stuck then it is probably cross threaded. If that’s the case, then I think the only way to correct it would be to force it to unscrew (May take a wrench or some pliers) then try it again.
Thanks
No problem! Happy to help!
Out of curiosity, the black plastic nut that pulls the faucet down onto the sink is threaded closer to one end than the other. Does it matter which way it goes on? Thank you.
It doesn’t matter. I think they do that so if you are putting it on a stainless steel sink (this is very thin) you can use the side that is wider. That way you don’t have to spin it so many times. But, if you have a granite countertop with an under mount sink (this can be 1.5” think or so) you can use the side that is close to the thread.
It just makes it so you don’t have to screw it down so much on a thinner sink.
@@RoscoReviews Thanks, much appreciated!
What if you just need to change the sprayer it has that black clip on
hose how to get hose out.
The black clip has two little arms. Pull them into the hose and then the hose can be pulled out. You may need to wiggle it around a bit to get it out.
I’ve had one of these for years and now I’m getting water under the sink from time to time and I see wetness at the part coming down through the hole, the part the hoses go into, is wet, how do I figure out the source of the leak if I never see it drip? Could it be water splashed above in the faucet flange area is leaking through the seals and down, or would water inside the handle is leaking down? Or something else? Again, I see the area under the sink the hoses go up into the faucet is wet. When I run water I don’t see it getting any wetter though.
The most common leak in a kitchen faucet is the o-rings where the neck swivels. They are pretty easy to replace and really inexpensive. That is where I would start. And it’s my most popular video. lol. Here is how to replace the o-rings:
Kitchen Faucet Leaks at the base. Easy Fix!
ruclips.net/video/dyx5VgsVM6A/видео.html
I'm stuck on removing the old faucet. The nuts have rusted into place and I have ended up taking the whole basin out.
Yeah, getting the old one off is often the hardest part. I have had to cut them off before. Usually, even if the nuts are rusted on, if you twist them hard enough the bolts will break off.
Okay, so I have this exact sink faucet and I wanna upgrade my sprayer because the sprayer that comes with it broke but in order to do that I need to find some sort of adapter. Do you have any ideas of what I could use?
You should be able to replace just the handle with a universal one. You probably have to reuse the hose unless you go with the exact Moen replacement.
To replace the handle, you unscrew the handle part. Then there is a little clip to pull off, this will allow the bottom threaded part to slide off.
Replace everything with the new one in reverse order.
I don’t have a video up for this or I would share it… but I should make one! Thanks for the idea. :)
Yeah, the problem is the connector that connects to the Fossett is a certain kind and they don’t make an adapter for that one. At least not that I can find and I’ve had a heck of a time trying to find an adapter but I do have a universal one, I’m gonna end up splicing two houses together which I didn’t want to do. I’m very frustrated right now but the hose that I bought which was a nice nylon one around the hose I can’t connect it because the way this faucet is made and the sprayer it doesn’t work. You can’t do doctors you can’t do nothing. I’ve even contacted the company and nothing very frustrated at this point. Sorry, talk to text
I’ve never tried to look for an adapter. Whenever I have needed to replace a sprayer I just reuse the existing hose and put a new head on it.
Hi. Thank you for video.
But during leak tests I figured out that when I put water on the base, where rotating part is attached to base, the water leaks under the sink. I checked and I found a plastic o-ring there, which does not protect from leacking there. Any suggestion how to fix it please?
If it is leaking around the base than you can caulk under the base. If it’s between the base and the neck, you shouldn’t have much water hitting that area. I’ve never needed to seal that before. I’m not sure if you can without affecting the swiveling.
Hi thank you very helpful
You’re welcome! Happy I could help :)
Okay so I noticed that whenever you open and close the handle on the faucet, the whole faucet moves, it was driving me crazy but now that I saw your video and the same thing occurred, I feel better
Yeah, with some stainless steel sinks that happens. The sink flexes. If it bothers you, you could try to support it underneath with a 2x4.
Good job.
Thank you 😊
There is. A problem with this faucet. It leaks through the deck plate. The center nut is not enough
If you are getting water underneath the plate, you can calk that to the top of the sink with some clear silicone.
Very helpful
Thank you! 😊
all good until a supply valve goes bad and a supply line runs like a garden hose when you disconnect it from the old faucet... good to turn off the water at the street...made this faucet change more interesting...
oh no, that's a bad day. I'm sorry.
It's not a bad idea to turn off the main. Sometimes they can be a bit tricky to get to. I've had a supply line break a time or 2 when working on something. It's not a good time.
@@RoscoReviews total panic :)
A beginner would also need to know how to remove the old faucet.
Sure enough. But don’t worry, I’ve got you!
Remove an old Kitchen Faucet
ruclips.net/video/sgiA0H8tCiY/видео.html
Hi
Hello 👋🏼
Help😢
I’ll try. What is your question?
I have a delta faucet without water pressure, it has to throw little water and at night there is a lot of pressure but the same
Thanks
You're welcome!