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Posted on Mar 08, 2009

Kitchen sink soap dispenser won't pump

Soap dispenser pumps water from a glass, but when reinserted into soap container under sink, it won't pump.

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  • Anonymous May 01, 2009

    We have the same issue. It pumps water, it pumps soap, it pumps whatever we set it into but, when placed back on the top of the sink, it doesn't work. The faucet is clear and you can run water through it. We even checked the bottle below for leaks and it is fine. Filled it up and it still doesn't work.

  • Thomas F. Schneider May 11, 2010

    Soap the recomended type. Commonly too think consistancy soap is used and it will not pump.

  • Anonymous Mar 28, 2014

    soap jar

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Soap may be too thick or pump tube may not be touching soap in dispencer. try pumping same soap from cup

  • Ed Wastrodowski
    Ed Wastrodowski Nov 17, 2013

    pumps from a cup but not from the dispensor in the sink!

  • Tami Elliott Aug 23, 2015

    Mine has a cracked piston cylinder. How can I fix that

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