Delta Faucet Spray Head Leaking

Through normal use and depending on the water conditions in your area seats and springs experience wear and may need to be replaced occasionally.

Delta faucet spray head leaking.

Turn on the faucet and look for leaks around the crimp sleeve. Lift the stopper out. Your delta faucet is designed for leak free performance. Here s what you will do to test if everything is working smoothly now.

Leaks from spray head. You ll need to turn them counterclockwise in order to do so. Remove and clean or replace diverter assembly 2 in diagram repair part rp6073x leaks from under the handle. If you need replacement parts find out where to buy delta repair parts.

If water leaks out from under the slide nut remove the spray head and slide nut. Remove the nut that holds the horizontal rod to the body of the pop up stopper. Reattach the nut that holds the horizontal rod to the pop up body. Turn the faucet on and press the trigger on the sprayer.

Replace stem unit assembly 3 in diagram repair part rp1740 leaks from base of the spout. Replace spray hose assembly 5 in diagram repair part rp31612 if spray head does not work or divert properly. Check for leaks then push the trigger and check again. It is also possible that there is sediment or debris in your faucet.

If this occurs check the connection of the hose to the spray wand. First check the spray head for leaks. If this connection is secure and not leaking then check the hose for damage. See if the leakage from the sprayer hose is resolved now.

Test to see if water is leaking around the flange by plugging your drain with a rubber stopper. Make sure the slide nut is tightly screwed into the spray head. Turn on the faucet and pull out the spray head. Do not cover the outside of the.