For whats it's worth,Throw my little hat in there.I've done general and speciallity home repair for years. If theres a question that you think I might help you with, feel free to post or PM me. :D
For whats it's worth,Throw my little hat in there.I've done general and speciallity home repair for years. If theres a question that you think I might help you with, feel free to post or PM me. :D
Keith is there a way to take the stuff out and clean it, do you just turn the water off and take the spiqot out unscrew some stuff and then wipe it down. I cant see where there would that many parts
ryan is this what your talking about???
if so the center piece of this assembly is usually made up of 2 pieces
a disc with a hole sometimes it brass some are plastic
and the other side has numerous holes its always plastic.
seperated those two and tap against a hard surface rinse it being careful not to drop into the sink.
you might have to use a needle or pick to get all the crud out of the
small holes.
note how the retainer rings go in when you disassemble
theres one that the screen fits in and maybe one on top of screen to hold the center assembly in place.
kieth may be too busy in the cookie thread or his gabbagail thread and forgot about this one LOL
:rolleyes:
Last edited by FS Driver; 04-16-2006 at 03:28 PM.
Ryan, I'm only on during the day.
If thats the part it's called an aeriator. You can find new ones at most stores. Take the old one with you I stock 18 different types/sizes. They're real cheap to replace. If you buy new one or repair old one,use a non-petrolleum grease on the threads to make it easier to remove next time.
If you're just cleaning the aeriator water turn off isn't needed. If you're taking apart the entire faucet, by all means cut off water and "burb" the remaining pressure first.
If that isn't the right part, let me know.
There are three things ya need to know to be a plumber. Hots on the left,colds on the right and crap don't run up hill. That should do it. :rolleyes:
"IF YA SAY YOU'RE GONNA DO IT----DO IT"
George, you for got the 4th and most important rule....don't chew your fingernails :grin-big:
There are 6 rules George;
1 hot on the left
2 cold on the right
3 crap flows downhill
4 bossman's a sob
5 paydays on friday
6 keep your fingers outa your mouth.
:p
I would like to throw my hat in also. I will leave the plumbing up to Keith because he for sure knows what he is talking about. I have over 37 years of wood working, house building, repairs, cabinets, furniture and so forth. I will be glad to help anyone I can.
Originally Posted by fwmud
7th unspoken rule- Never shake your plumbers hand after!
Sal
Jim, why don't you post a couple of those pictures here. That was so kind a pretty work.(It's not tootin your own horn if someone else asks you too LOL)