Take Apart Kohler Bathroom Faucet

You can take apart a kohler faucet in three different ways.

Take apart kohler bathroom faucet.

Removing the handle to replace the cartridge removing the aerator and removing the faucet altogether. You need to turn the water off when accessing the cartridge or removing the faucet altogether. Unlike other faucets removing a kohler revival handle does not involve a set screw. Then remove the handle.

Slide the retainer back and out of the faucet to remove it. To do this use a small flat screwdriver to pry up the decorative cap button or plug at the top of the handle used to hide a screw. Place a towel in the sink to prevent scratches and to catch any dropped parts. Remove the aerator for the simplice pull down faucet the aerator is located in the spray face of the sprayhead fig.

Step 5 take out the cartridge and components inside of the faucet with a pair of small pliers. Turning off the water first things first. The handle sits on top of a housing that threads into the faucet body. Replacing the leaky stem on a kohler bath sink faucet.

Find your faucet call kohler get a free replacement part in 3 days. Turn off water to the faucet by turning the valve under the sink clockwise. This series of faucets uses a ceramic disc cartridge to control water flow. Like other faucets when the cartridge becomes clogged or faulty it is necessary to remove the handles to access the cartridge.