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zrussian (CA)
Faucet in the master bathroom has been making a weird noise lately and today it finally broke off completely. I was able to disconnect the hose from the black plastic part of the tubing but can't figure out a way to disconnect the hose itself from the middle plastic part that connects the cold and hot water hoses. Any help is appreciated.
Here are pictures of all the parts.
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packy (MA)
something snapped and broke. you will need to figure out the manufacturer of the faucet and contact them for a replacement assembly.. that is factory pressed and can not be put back together.
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hj (AZ)
You CANNOT. The hose and fittings are all a single piece.
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Wheelchair (IL)
I imagine that it is an older faucet. I don't know the brand. A picture of the top side would help us help you.
The black n white plastic part is OEM and part of the actual faucet.
The hoses look like a generic fiberglass re-inforced plastic supplies. These have been replace by the better stainless steel hoses, with compression couplings. Don't forget a picture of your faucet topside
Best Wishes
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marlinman (FL)
Steve is correct. Moen part # 114299
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Joel22 (CA)
I think you got a problem with the rubber. Old rubber washers can make a particular sound when water passes over them in a hurry. If your faucet is making a screeching sound, then washers is the main problem. Replace the washers with an inexpensive kit from a hardware store, or replace the whole faucet.
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