Low Water Pressure Kitchen Faucet But Sprayer Fine

Hello i am having a problem with low water pressure through my kitchen faucet but water pressure through the sprayer is fine.

Low water pressure kitchen faucet but sprayer fine.

If there is any blockage or debris soak the diverter overnight in a cup full of vinegar. Depending on how the sink sprayer is put together you will either need a pair of pliers or a wrench to separate the hose from the base. Turn on the faucet all the way in a neutral temperature position. It s in one of three places.

Reinstall the hot water supply hose and repeat with the cold water line. The kitchen sink faucet is not working but the sprayer hose is. If you want the faucet to work properly you have to find the blockage. Now remove the spray head and check if the aerator is blocked.

If this is the problem you have you re in luck since these are both very simple problems to fix. How do i get to the distributor that feeds the spout. If you have localized low water pressure in your kitchen faucet and nowhere else in your home as we have seen the problem is usually either a blocked aerator or a clogged cartridge. Then turn off the faucet and water supply valve and dismantle the sprayer.

Remember to turn the water off at the main spigot before beginning. The kitchen was recently renovated so the faucet is quite new maybe 2 years old. Whether the sprayer s low water pressure is caused by the sprayer itself or a cracked hose it will have to be disassembled. When water stops flowing from the spout of your kitchen faucet it might mean that something inside the faucet is blocking it.

Check whether the diverter that diverts water from faucet to sprayer is in good condition. It is a moen faucet don t know the model but series is 7400. If only the hot water pressure is low. My moen kitchen faucet has lost water pressure the sprayer still has pressure but the faucet hans very litttle either hot or cold i checked the supply lines and they are fine.

The aerator the spray diverter or the faucet valve.