Removal and repair of a faucet spray head is easy if you follow some steps carefully. First, if you lose a tube or block water, resolving for replacement, from the spray head. Screw the head of the clutch, then release the clutch from the tube by lifting a retaining ring ring with the tip of a screwdriver or a knife in his pocket.
Replace washing machine hose, if necessary, and try a pipe blocked by water courses through clearly in full swing (with the spray headremoved, the opening of a water pipe with a tap to the outlet will send the sink instead). When the tube is still at a loss, or is permanently disabled, then read the next step.
Only a single hexagonal nut securing the hose to his mount at the base of the beak, but this mother is often difficult to obtain. If you do not screw with a normal key or a lock pliers, use a key reservoir, a hydraulic tool specifically designed to work in confined spaces. Lying on his back under the sinkUnscrew the nut, and illuminate the work area with a work light or a flashlight.
The work on the faucet diverter valve, you first need to enter the sewer. In some lowering of the nozzle is secured by a lip seal, in others by a nut on the upper beak. These chrome-plated screws are easily scarred, and remove it carefully with a tape wrapped pliers or a spanner.
Within the body of the tap, you can now see the tip of the diverter valve, generally limited by a brass screw. The screw is aintegral part of the valve: turn it enough to pull the valve from the valve seat within the body of the tap is free, then along the screw and the valve. A valve, not a screw top simply pulled straight with the clamps.
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