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PhilR (OR)
I have a Price Pfister Contempra 526 kitchen faucet. It has started leaking at the quick connect where the pull-down hose attaches to the copper tube tht comes out of the handle. I can get it apart with great difficulty, and there is a grey insert with little teeth, and an -ring seated in the hose. I've tried to get it back together a couple of times, and now it leaks even worse. Are there any tricks to getting this back together without leaking? The online help at PP says I need to get a whole new hose.
Thanks
Phil
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bernabeu (SC)
your question has been answered
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hj (AZ)
1-800-PFAUCET. You do need a new hose.
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PhilR (OR)
hj, Thanks for the quick response. I assume that installation is pretty straightforward. Seat the o-ring, insert the gray coupling, and then slide onto the copper tube?
Thanks.
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Paul48 (CT)
" If all else fails...read the directions". You can get them online, if you don't have them.
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