Delta kitchen faucet (Pull down sprayer type) teardown for cleaning and unclogging.

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  • Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
  • In this video, I will show you how I disassemble the pull down sprayer hand set. I replace a couple of O-rings and just basically remove any sediments found.
    00:00 Start
    00:32 Remove toggle switch
    02:33 Remove Housing Shell
    04:01 Remove retainer clip that holds cartridge
    04:40 Remove cartridge
    07:00 Remove cap and two backflow preventers
    08:47 Remove Aerator Screens and filters
    10:32 Remove Shower Ring
    12:04 Remove Plunger from Cartridge
    12:48 Reassemble everything back
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Комментарии • 32

  • @09ThunderOne
    @09ThunderOne 5 дней назад

    thanks cleaned it out now it works better, didn't have to replace o rings yet

  • @nelsonericrobert
    @nelsonericrobert Год назад +3

    My faucet was stuck in-between spray and stream modes. Using your video I was able to disassemble and clean the spay head and totally fixed the problem. It works like new now. I didn't have to remove the back flow valves or change the O rings for my fix. Thanks for the video.

  • @warrenlucas5102
    @warrenlucas5102 Год назад +1

    This video truly saved me $100 and a lot of aggravation trying to find the proper replacement head. Turns out I have a Delta spray head too. It took me 10 minutes to fix my spray head which wouldn't switch back and forth. I removed a lot of junk from the head and it is working like it was new even without even replacing O-rings. Mine were in good shape. There was a very small plastic part that was a spacer that I didn't see on yours. It fell off after I had taken the screw out and removed the internals. I wasn't sure where it went but the only place was over female screw threads that the screw went into. Thank you for doing this video. Warren

  • @CrazyTacky
    @CrazyTacky Год назад +1

    A dozen thanks for this. Once you removed the plastic rocker and exposed the Philips underneath, all my questions were answered.

  • @Mark-xg5np
    @Mark-xg5np 2 месяца назад

    This is exactly the information I'd been searching for to be able to disassemble and work on my Delta faucet's sprayer assembly. Thanks so much!!

  • @larrysack2476
    @larrysack2476 9 месяцев назад +1

    Finally a clear video showing what you have to do to take apart the spray head. Other videos showed using a 17mm bolt and I couldn't figure out how it would fit. So this showed me that it's as simple as take out the screw and push it through great! Only thing I noticed was when I went to put it back in there was a black trim ring around the top of the sprayer. That was a bit fiddly to get put back. Overall thank you very much for showing me how to take this thing apart I have the exact same model.

  • @PhazoPrimePirate
    @PhazoPrimePirate Год назад +1

    I was able to determine that my low water pressure was not a problem with the water line. It was the facuet head all along and this video helped me break it down, clean it out and fix the problem. Thank you

  • @hookookadoo9483
    @hookookadoo9483 Год назад +4

    Absolutely amazing and descriptive video. I had a slightly different design but the same general steps applied. I just wanted to know how to remove the plastic assembly from the head, but this video took that to a whole new level! I was also blown away by how much “gunk” had built up on the sprayer surface AND inside the faucet head itself. A good CLR cleaner soaking of the parts in a zip loc after disassembly followed by a toothbrush worked well and was easy.

    • @quocducnguyen
      @quocducnguyen  Год назад

      Thks a bunch. Pls like the video so RUclips algorithm can suggest to other people.

  • @WilliamFontaineJr
    @WilliamFontaineJr Год назад +1

    Great video. I would not have been able to disassemble with out this video. Once I got it taken apart it was obvious all that was needed was remove debris from hard water. Works like new now. Thank you.

  • @bropez3506
    @bropez3506 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks! Was able to fix our sticky switch because of your detailed breakdown. Now it works perfectly :) also, Go Longhorns!

  • @scottjohnson921
    @scottjohnson921 Год назад +8

    Great video. You should always put plumbers grease on all the o-rings before reassembly. The other thing to do is just call Delta. They have a lifetime guarantee, and will send you new parts for nothing.

    • @alexanderyakovlev6609
      @alexanderyakovlev6609 6 месяцев назад

      No, Delta refuses sending any parts, if the faucet was purchased from Amazon. although, I don’t understand why and what difference it makes.

  • @bobm2331
    @bobm2331 Год назад +1

    Quoc, thanks for posting this. Big help and saved time and money. Well done Sir.

  • @williampolfus6975
    @williampolfus6975 Год назад +1

    I had already disassembled my spray head before viewing your video, mine had so much hard water deposits I had to soak it in vinegar and then some Lime-A-Way, before I could get some of it apart. Mine had a pre-filter before the anti flow back valve, which took several days of soaking before I could remove it, I still haven't been able to remove the anti flow back valve. I did remove the spray/stream valve, but didn't know the center piece also is removable, so thanks for the additional information and also what the anti flow back valve looks like when removed, now if I can just get that out I'll have everything apart. Thanks again.

  • @badcorgis
    @badcorgis Год назад +1

    Very helpful video, made disassembly easy!

  • @Scott-sm9nm
    @Scott-sm9nm 3 месяца назад

    Huge thanks for your effort in creating the video. Helped me out a lot!

  • @snitzleiii007
    @snitzleiii007 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video. I was having the same issue of the toggle switch for the sprayer head being very hard to change setting. I hope to fix the issue. Very in-depth. Thanks

  • @johnprast8820
    @johnprast8820 4 месяца назад

    Great video. Everything you need for repair. Mine was plugged from label left on new anode rod. Delta discontinued replacement sprayer. Thanks

  • @stevenvu3733
    @stevenvu3733 2 года назад +1

    Great video, thank you.

  • @kaihuang7282
    @kaihuang7282 Год назад

    Nice video, just solve my problem, thank you

  • @suezgol194
    @suezgol194 Год назад

    Great vid, I was wondering how to get the bottom off where the screen is, so I could clean that.

  • @petem6503
    @petem6503 Год назад +1

    If you soak all the plastic parts in vinegar, it will remove the water scale. Do NOT put vinegar on the visible outer metal finished surfaces (it will pit them).

  • @gibbywmu
    @gibbywmu 3 месяца назад

    Which faucet model is this? I have the same exact one and need to find the Model #.

  • @user-pe8tb4lh8h
    @user-pe8tb4lh8h 3 месяца назад

    I have a plastic piece preventing me from removing it😔

  • @bradfox4464
    @bradfox4464 Месяц назад

    Good demo instructions but kind of a klutz. People walking around, stuff all over work space, wrong tools, not prepared for video. But taught me what I needed to do so uses he did a good job!

  • @williammoody6961
    @williammoody6961 Год назад +1

    Bill

    • @williammoody6961
      @williammoody6961 Год назад

      Really nice job of being very explicit in both video and sound in providing this useful media means for showing the details on disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling this spout. I found it very helpful.

  • @mjremy2605
    @mjremy2605 5 месяцев назад

    DO NOT ADD MUSIC NOISE TO ANY DEMO OR DIY VIDEO. INFURIATING LEVEL OF NOISE DROWNS THE VOICE AND HURTS THE EARS. UNWATCHABLE. WE ARE NOT TEENAGERS IN YOUR SOCIAL CLUB. WE ARE ADULTS. BEHAVE LIKE AN ADULT AND STOP ALL MUSIC. FOCUS ON THE FIX WITHOUT THE ROCK CONCERT IN BACKGROUND!!!!!

  • @lynmartin8252
    @lynmartin8252 Год назад

    not the best demo I've ever seen; p.s. clean/clip nails before showing to the public; overall disorganized!