20 Most Recent Price Pfister Bedford Three Handle TubShower Faucet with Acrylic Windsor H - Page 3 Questions & Answers

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remove the handle, find the plastic disk with teeth, pull out disk and turn to left for hot, right for cold, set disk back in place, then replace the handle, repeat as necessary.

If this is a new installation, shut off the water supply to the faucet and dismantle to get at part number "974-074" under the handle. It probably has some debris from theinstallation caught up in that part.The exploded diagram with that part number is here:http://s7d1.scene7.com/is/content/Pfister/ex-529-03If you download the document you will need to add ".pdf" to the extension as this was omitted- (it is just a computer thing)

Hi Jose,

Can you describe the 2 lines coming in? Also, could you provide the make and model of your faucet. Do you have pex tubing for your incoming water or other type of line?

Please describe more fully. Thanks,

Handie Andie

remove the cartridge and replace it with a new one. They have cams and pistons inside that out of the blue the cam does not work and then you get only hot or cold water.

Best of luck Rich

Check the screen if it is clogged. That can slow down the water flow.

If you will look .....first thing would be a good idea to turn water cufoffs under the counter to off position....then remove handle,to do this there should be a set screw (hexagonal screw) on the bottom side of handle lever a heagonal wrench will be needed to remove handle...... Now that you have the handle off you can turn the cold side of the cutoff on or the hot side to find out which one is leaking hot or cold .......if indeed it is a washer ( rubber cup) that is leaking.......hope this helps...

You can use the plumbers putty on granite. If you do not want to you can also use some clear silicone. If you use the silicone make sure that you wipe off the exsess before it dries.

hello jh..... here is a link to the price pfister trouble shooting guide with step by step repairs

http://www.pfisterfaucets.com/design_center/do_it_yourself.aspx

Joe

If you got muddy water to the faucet and thne the water stopped. Then you first will want to remove the aerator. If you do not get water after the aerator is removed then you will need to remove the valve and clean that. If you still do not get watter after you clean the valve then you will need to replace the valve. Make sure that you turn the water off if you are going to remove the valve.

The airrator is part # 941-561 on the link below.

Now if you need to remove the valve part # 974-074 you will remove the handel then part #950-118 will unscrew to get the valve out.

http://www.plumbersurplus.com/pdf/Price_Pfister_Parts_F_034_4ALC.pdf

Once the valve is out take it to another sink and wash out the mud. Also turn the kitchen sink water on a little to clear the mud out of the lines to the faucet.

Here is the manual if you need it on the link below. Page 4 - 5 will tell you how to take apart and clean.

http://www.plumbersurplus.com/pdf/PPIF_034_4ALC.pdf

If you got muddy water to the faucet and thne the water stopped. Then you first will want to remove the aerator. If you do not get water after the aerator is removed then you will need to remove the valve and clean that. If you still do not get watter after you clean the valve then you will need to replace the valve. Make sure that you turn the water off if you are going to remove the valve.

The airrator is part # 941-561 on the link below.

Now if you need to remove the valve part # 974-074 you will remove the handel then part #950-118 will unscrew to get the valve out.

http://www.plumbersurplus.com/pdf/Price_Pfister_Parts_F_034_4ALC.pdf

Once the valve is out take it to another sink and wash out the mud. Also turn the kitchen sink water on a little to clear the mud out of the lines to the faucet.

Here is the manual if you need it on the link below. Page 4 - 5 will tell you how to take apart and clean.

http://www.plumbersurplus.com/pdf/PPIF_034_4ALC.pdf

There is a restriction in the valve or the stop from supply is restricted,check stop at sink to make sure it is opened all the way,if it is then turn off water supply disconnect hot water to faucet take container open valve slowly to see if it is restricted,if that is open and water flow is good.Then it is in the faucet you must then disassemble hot side cartridge and see if there is some type of blockage if none visible the with hot side disassembled slowly open valve to see if you can flush out any foreign matter (note the way it is disassembled so you can reinstall exactly how if was taken out to avoid any reassembly problems).

You have to turn water off to shower and remove handle then cartridge lock ring then there are two washers and srpings that can be popped out with small screwdriver.Lowe's has replacement springs and washers ,be sure to mark position cartridge was because that is very important to reinstall the same way it came out.

Sounds like you have sediment in the water lines. You should be able to remove the cap at the end of the faucet where the water comes out and clean the screen. At the end of the faucet is a cap that screws off. Behind it will be a strainer/screen that you can wash out. Hope this helps you.

Most likely it is under the label , it is normally put on with light adhesive. That is where the set screw is most cases. As far as leak goes, your on right track with 0 rings/gaskets. Be careful however, some time you can just get one at hardware store ( whole unit) already together almost as cheek as repairing this unless it is just a couple 0 rings.

Hi,
There is a diverter valve that shuts off the main faucet and diverts the water to the spray handle... that is where your problem is...
That diverter is sticking and not shifting back to the proper position.
To free it up you can try to take the hose off at the bottom of the main faucet, and then run water through it into a bucket... blowing compressed air backwards through it may also help out...
If you cannot free it of the dirt or what ever is causing it to stick, then the whole faucet may need to be replaced.

heatman101

If you have pressure to the shut off valves then most likely your shut off valves are not fully opening, I would recommend you replace both valves, they build up water deposits in them a lot of the times. The other possibility is the faucet itself has a water saver filter built into it. A lot of the new faucets have water savers built into them now.

Hot on left.
Cold on right.
Some single handle faucets have bleed-over where both hot and cold enter mixing valve each time handle is turned on, even when faucet calls for just cold or just hot.
Otherwise maybe a do-it-yourself plumber got pipes backwards... or maybe the tub used to be on other side of wall, and tub was moved during remodeling but pipes were not changed.

To fix problem:
First of all, turn off shower faucet. Turn on Hot at sink and put ear against shower faucet listening for sound of water flowing through the mixing valve.
If mixing valve is working fine, you need to open wall and investigate more.
For example if you have access door, reach in and feel which pipe is hot.
Pipes might need to be reversed if problem comes up in home inspection, otherwise the problem will not harm anything.

Are the supply valves turned all the way on?
If all else fails, call the manufacturer's help line.

The problem most likely is a clogged aerator. That is the part that sticks out of the faucet that the water comes out of. You need to unscrew it, take it apart, and then remove any particles that are inside. Sometimes the easiest solution is to buy a new aerator at a hardware store. Take the old one in to make sure you get one that will fit.
Before replacing the aerator, run the faucet without it for a minute or so to clear out any remaining debris.
Unscrewing the aerator: Looking down on the faucet from above the sink, turn the aerator (which will be on the far side of the faucet) clockwise to remove it. You may have to grab it (carefully) with a pair of pliers. Close the drain before you do this so you don't loose any parts down the drain.