I am trying to help a friend repair a leaking and stiff kitchen faucet. As a retired landlord, I have done many plumbing repairs, but I am baffled by this unknown faucet. Manufacturer? Disassembly method? Source of parts? Etc … Can anyone help?
Help with Kitchen Faucet
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Maybe Rohl.
The three similar I have dealt with, Rohl sent free full replacement faucets because they don't take to repairs well whatsoever! Only for the rich, who can afford a service call every time they age for a few years.
Rohl is overpriced junk and if it is a knockoff, that is worse.
The ring under the lever will come loose if you are very lucky and use a non marring strap wrench, but do not bother buying one because the faucet is a throw-away unless Rohl gives you a new one.
The three similar I have dealt with, Rohl sent free full replacement faucets because they don't take to repairs well whatsoever! Only for the rich, who can afford a service call every time they age for a few years.
Rohl is overpriced junk and if it is a knockoff, that is worse.
The ring under the lever will come loose if you are very lucky and use a non marring strap wrench, but do not bother buying one because the faucet is a throw-away unless Rohl gives you a new one.
Jeff Handy
Pro Handyman, NOT A Pro Plumber
OFF TOPIC, but can we please somehow get a nationwide ban on oil-rubbed bronze finishes?
They rarely hold up, look at that corroded lever.
They rarely hold up, look at that corroded lever.
Try telling consumers; I did one day when a woman was agonizing over which finish for Disposer drain.
I tried to tell her the "Bronze" would not hold up, so what did she walk away with.... Bronze.
You can lead a horse to water........
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Jeff Handy
Pro Handyman, NOT A Pro Plumber
More money for you when it turns to junk.
