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Posted by mm on March 15, 2007, 12:50 am
On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 18:37:40 -0500, Jeff Wisnia
>Joseph Meehan wrote:
>> tazzy2964@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>>i have no water at my kitchen faucet, but the sprayer is working fine.
>>>all other water in the house is fine. earlier, the water pressure in
>>>the kitchen seemed lower than usual. any ideas?
>>
>>
>> Before you work on the sprayer, there are two other possible areas.
>> First is the aerator on the faucet. They can become clogged. Unscrew the
>> thing on the end and see if it works then. If it does it just needs to be
>> cleaned or replaced. There is also a diverter valve. in the faucet that
>> switches between the sprayer and the faucet. Take a good look at what you
>> have and make sure you have the brand name. You can then get parts from the
>> hardware store to replace that valve. You can also rebuild the entire valve
>> assembly for just a few dollars. It is also possible the spray head itself
>> is defective and the shut off there is not working.
>>
>
>Agreed right up to your last sentence Joseph.
>
>He wrote "the sprayer is working fine". I'd expect he would have written
>something about it "being on all the time" if the shut off wasn't
>working, huh?
He's not a professional writer.
>Jeff
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