I just installed mine, but I'm having issues with the water hammering when I turn the shut-off valve back on fully. Anyone else have this issue?
1396024
Also my water pressure is way too high, so I just leave less than half open, it's more than enough
1396025
Yes, i had the same issue. don not open the shut off valve to full. Adjust it by opening it from quarter to half, again depend on your water pressure. I was fine by opening it a little less then quarter.
1396026
I have no problems!! I have mine for over 6 months and just love it, I am going to buy 2 more for the others bathrooms, But I leave my valve open!!
1396027
Do you mean the pressure is too harsh for you? I use it on about half strength as a bidet because the pressure is so great, and full strength as a diaper sprayer.
894487
I have not experienced that problem. The problem we had was not getting any cold water. After many calls to Delta I finally got someone who said the problem was with our hot water circulating system. Once that was replaced there have been no issues.
2049129
I'm not a plumber, but I would suspect either the placement of the check valve or the valve itself. The valve should be screwed into the pump housing - not somewhere up the line. If that's okay, there might be something keeping the valve from closing properly - dirt or a faulty valve. Does the gurgling stop right away? Is water backflowing after the pump turns off?
395863
Weird. Is the hot water valve all the way open after installation? Do you have good pressure with cold water? If not is something under the sink pinching the hose? Never heard of anything like this.
623551
I have not had any of those issues personally. I only have the cold water hooked up at the moment because my bathroom is set up in an odd way so hooking up the hot is a bit tricky....we'll get to that eventually :) But for now, just using the cold water feature, my husband had no problem installing and there is no issue with fit or length of bolt for us. I couldn't reccomend this product more highly. I hope this helps :) '
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I haven't had this issue at all. No problems. Check to see that the filter is in right and screwed shut, make sure it is attached well to the faucet
1011548
I have not had any issues with my faucet. I'm still enjoying it as much as I did when when it was first installed.
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I bought two valves from Lowes. Same problem at first: as long as it's hooked, water just run through. What I found was this is the default status for the valve. To solve it, you need to connect it to the timmer, adjust to manual watering for 1 min, when 1 min is up, the valve shuts off. No problem.
1068725
Maybe try shutting off water and relieve any water pressure on the valve by opening up faucets. Reset power to valve. Maybe you'll hear valve re open
997250
Yeah, mine has never been right since day one. For some reason it doesn't fit right on the top right (by the cab) and always lets water in. I was very disappointed but have just lived with it.
1354327
It was kind of funny after it was installed. My plumber/electrician (guy that installed it for me) and I were trying out RPM settings. I had it set at 1000 RPM and he asked "Is it running?" (could not hear it) and we both look over to the waterfall running and it's like "Duh!".
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That didn't work in my case. I went with a 2 way shut off valve (find them in the garden center of your local box hardware store)
395869
As everyone else is saying check for sediment/Calcium deposit build-up, or valve problem. As far as the faucet.....it is a great faucet.
2093294
Sounds like a faulty product. Pretty hard to mess up the (simple) install. Mine works fine (house hot water recirc pump)
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I've had mine since August 2012 and have had no problems whatsoever. I assume you mean the control section that sticks out to the side. Was it damaged in any way during install or use? On mine, I had to connect the water line before mounting it to the toilet as it would have been in the way. If by any chance you are referring to the water shut off valve coming out of your wall, I've learned to NEVER try to turn them off. They are usually badly corroded internally and start leaking (or worse, the handle comes off in your hand) after you turn the handle. I found that out when I replaced some sink faucets. Instead, use the street valve to shut off all water to the house and save yourself an emergency trip to Home Depot for a replacement valve, if it's not past closing time and you now have no running water until you can get to them when they open the next day.
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I haven't experienced this issue. Water pressure seems to be fine. I change mine once every year. Make sure the seller is Amazon. There might me fakes from other sellers.
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Yes, there is a problem. The internal valve has a tendency to stick within the first two weeks, impeding water flow. The only way to prevent this was to remove the valve completely, eliminating the handy feature of having a quick connect that doesn't require turning the water off to move the hose. The other issue is as others mentioned. The ones I bought were brass, but about one in 5 chronically leaked. If I had it to do over, I would not have purchased.