Pull Down Faucet Leaking Under Sink

Go back under the sink and slide the plastic weight back onto the hose if necessary.

Pull down faucet leaking under sink.

Water will leak at the sprayhead and hose connection or may run down the pull out hose and leak under the sink. Click here to identify your faucaet. Many times this leak is coming from the spray wand and hose connection. If you suspect a spout leak you can use a paper towel or small container to test it out.

In some faucets a symptom of a worn out spacer check valve is water leaking from the weep hole a small hole located in the back of the faucet body. A cup or bowl properly positioned under the faucet spout can also work. Dry the sink up after using the faucet then place a dry paper towel under the spout over the drain opening and check back later to see if it is wet. Be careful not to.

The issue will be resolved by replacing the sprayhead hose. Leaking at the underbody make sure the connections are tight and secure to the countertop for pull outs and pull down faucets pull down on the spray hose connection to the faucet or tighten this connection if yours is threaded on and make sure it will not disconnet and is secured tight. Remove aerator if the pull out kitchen faucet is leaking at the spout the problem is generally the aerator head. Replace the seals o rings to return the faucet to water tight operation.

Turn on the faucet and allow any residual water in the pipes to drain into the sink. The spacer check valve assembly is located under the valve in the faucet body. Wipe inside of body including where seat and spring sit with a soft cloth. Next pull the hose out through the faucet spout above and then feed the new hose back down the faucet spout in the same way.

Place new seat over new spring delta genuine part rp4993 two sets per package and insert into socket in body using a pencil or an allen wrench. Continuous leak when faucet is off. Small end of spring goes into seat large end of the spring goes into the faucet body. Identify your faucet model number.

Pull out the faucet spray wand from the spout and unscrew it from the chrome pullout hose. Once you have disconnected the hose if you have a plastic weight on your hose you can now slide it off. If tightening the connection did not stop the leaking the faucet will need to be identified for the correct part numbers. Continuous leak while faucet is on.

The part number for the replacement seals will vary depending on the faucet model number. The part number of the sprayhead hose will vary depending on the faucet model number. Confirm that the spray wand and pullout hose connection is tight.