Thanks for the video! I have heard this style faucet is susceptible to low flow issues, but my problem was a filter screen at the water hose connection. I was able to disassemble just the filter part, soak in CLR and reassemble. Problem solved.
Quick comment not a complaint as I did it wrong for years too. Channel Locks and Vice Grips can work in both directions, However if you were to flip yours over, they actually grip better as the jaws and teeth will dig in easier.
Thanks for this dude! Let me find out my regulator on one faucet was busted causing a splash out from high pressure. AND that the other had a crap ton of sediment, causing the faucet to dribble water out.
I don’t know what I am doing wrong but I can’t get mines to open after using the Allen key and unscrew it. The handle won’t come off???? Do you know why?
I have a similar faucet. Loosened the screws which came out but still in the hole somewhere. I’m unable to live the handle up even though the screw is completely out.
We have the same one with the same issue. Wonder what the purpose/significance of that o ring is other than creating this issue? Pulled mine and we have great water pressure that actually gets hot now. Thanks man
I just received this faucet but the instruction were for faucets with two handles. Can't find the instructions anywhere online, let me know if you still have them.
I’m not a faucet pro, but I’d suspect it should have a similar mechanism on the top or under side of the faucet. If you figure anything out, feel free to share here in the comments for others with the same problem.
3:13 Wait! What? Did you say "You see this piece there? I fixed it and now it works."??? Really? Thanks for the 'repair' video. Now I know... PS: So basically, you made a video to tell the world you had a faucet problem but thank God you fixed it. Congratulation...
What if the water pressure is ridiculously high on a single handle faucet? Of course it’s my child’s bathroom so their is constantly puddles of water on the vanity top. I tried using silicone behind the back of the handle so it could not be lifted up all the way no and that did not work...LOL.
Just discovered mine has been slowly leaking under the sink. I’m not sure if it’s because the water settles on the top. Tried tightening everything, still leaks Ughh
I used a jewelers flat head screwdriver (real tiny) I think you could use a guitar pick or a toothpick if you’ve got one around. Would probably let you get under the little cover.
@@keithtramper2426 I ended up having to get a new faucet sent. I had both my father and father in law try to loosen it with no luck. Not sure what the deal was but the new one works wonderfully lol thank you for your tips tho!
Installed same one 3-1/2 months ago and had the same issue ! Didn’t find build up but I did remove the small blk rubber seal it flowed perfectly again ... was the seal important to keep in faucet ?
I hope not! I think it’s just there to restrict water flow. It seems like it gets deformed out dislodged soon after first use. I made this fix 6 months ago and haven’t had any issues.
Putting a vice grip on any faucet part takes away any credibility you may have had, trying to fix your faucet. They make wrenches for that brass fitting you're putting a vice grip on.
Wouldn’t claim to have any credibility, just found a way to solve a common issue that no one else shared. I’d be happy to update the video if you’d like to share a link to the wrench specific to this fitting.
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Thank God for this video. I could never have resolved my similar problem without it! That you for producing and posting it.
This fixed mine but I cut about a 1/4 or a little less of the o-ring and reinstalled. Works perfectly now. Thanks!
Just thrilled there’s a video out there. Thanks for doing this for us. Gonna try it out.
This worked and fixed my problem with a different brand/style of waterfall sink. Very useful quick guide.
Worked like a charm. You saved me some big headaches. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing. My water pressure was low and I took out the small rubber in the over flow hole and It worked
Thank you very I have that problem and I was about to replace the foucet now I don't have to anymore I appreciate that
You saved me a few hundred bucks! Thank you!!
Thanks for the video! I have heard this style faucet is susceptible to low flow issues, but my problem was a filter screen at the water hose connection. I was able to disassemble just the filter part, soak in CLR and reassemble. Problem solved.
Quick comment not a complaint as I did it wrong for years too. Channel Locks and Vice Grips can work in both directions, However if you were to flip yours over, they actually grip better as the jaws and teeth will dig in easier.
Thank you!!!! Exactly what I needed to see to help me tackle the same issue.
I dont really know how I find this video, but is good to know thoses kind of stuff. I will buy an waterfall faucet. ty
Thanks soooo much I was about to replace ours and $0 cost it's like brand new
Really helpful video with good description.
Thanks for this dude! Let me find out my regulator on one faucet was busted causing a splash out from high pressure. AND that the other had a crap ton of sediment, causing the faucet to dribble water out.
I had the same problem with mine. Now fixed thanks your your video.
Awesome information! Totally what I needed. You rock!!
Saved the day for us as well!!! Thank you!!
Thank you for this video. I had the same issue and this was very helpful.
Thank god for this video I have same faucet and having same problem. Mine is pewter
Thanks… this helped and worked great!
Mine is only low flow from the cold water side all of a sudden. I checked the shutoff and it's good
Thanks for this very specific video!
I don’t know what I am doing wrong but I can’t get mines to open after using the Allen key and unscrew it. The handle won’t come off???? Do you know why?
I have a similar faucet. Loosened the screws which came out but still in the hole somewhere. I’m unable to live the handle up even though the screw is completely out.
I just installed two of these in the bathroom. Very poor flow rate, and no hot at all on one of them. Any advice?
Can I just leave out the little black piece that has gunk?
We have the same one with the same issue. Wonder what the purpose/significance of that o ring is other than creating this issue? Pulled mine and we have great water pressure that actually gets hot now. Thanks man
California mandated that faucets have flow limiters to conserve water.
@@madcityscott Exactly right. They are in shower heads as well. Completely remove the restrictor…not needed.
would be nice if you had shown how you clean the hole, which is the subject of the video
Did it happen again?
I am not able to remove the screw and not sure how you did that part
I just received this faucet but the instruction were for faucets with two handles. Can't find the instructions anywhere online, let me know if you still have them.
Sorry I don’t have mine anymore.
I have the same faucet but separate hot and cold taps. Same problem with low pressure. Do you have any idea how I would fix this problem? Thank you.
I’m not a faucet pro, but I’d suspect it should have a similar mechanism on the top or under side of the faucet. If you figure anything out, feel free to share here in the comments for others with the same problem.
Thanks a lot Keith
3:13 Wait! What? Did you say "You see this piece there? I fixed it and now it works."??? Really? Thanks for the 'repair' video. Now I know...
PS: So basically, you made a video to tell the world you had a faucet problem but thank God you fixed it. Congratulation...
That piece comes out..just pull it up and clean it off.
Thank you
❤❤❤I am going to try ir
What if the water pressure is ridiculously high on a single handle faucet? Of course it’s my child’s bathroom so their is constantly puddles of water on the vanity top. I tried using silicone behind the back of the handle so it could not be lifted up all the way no and that did not work...LOL.
Turn down the valves under the sink that control the water to the faucet
Just discovered mine has been slowly leaking under the sink. I’m not sure if it’s because the water settles on the top. Tried tightening everything, still leaks Ughh
How did you get the black ring loose to access the gold nut under the handle? I cannot seem to get it loose
I used a jewelers flat head screwdriver (real tiny) I think you could use a guitar pick or a toothpick if you’ve got one around. Would probably let you get under the little cover.
@@keithtramper2426 I ended up having to get a new faucet sent. I had both my father and father in law try to loosen it with no luck. Not sure what the deal was but the new one works wonderfully lol thank you for your tips tho!
Installed same one 3-1/2 months ago and had the same issue ! Didn’t find build up but I did remove the small blk rubber seal it flowed perfectly again ... was the seal important to keep in faucet ?
I hope not! I think it’s just there to restrict water flow. It seems like it gets deformed out dislodged soon after first use. I made this fix 6 months ago and haven’t had any issues.
very good info... thanks for the share...
That means the equipment is no ...holes will just clog up again....
Stick to the standard taps
Putting a vice grip on any faucet part takes away any credibility you may have had, trying to fix your faucet. They make wrenches for that brass fitting you're putting a vice grip on.
Wouldn’t claim to have any credibility, just found a way to solve a common issue that no one else shared.
I’d be happy to update the video if you’d like to share a link to the wrench specific to this fitting.