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Sorry it does not come in color.

It needs replaced. Get the parts and it will come with the instructions to get you back pumping soap.

change the fauset

Common problem with PF faucets. Have read elsewhere that soaking the pump mechanism in water or other solution may fix. PF offers new pump mechanism for less than $8 but shipping is equal to that. That is a non-starter for me.

Stopped by Lowes this afternoon and when I told them the part I was looking for, they handed me the 931-0020 pump replacement saying that PF rep had dropped off a ton of them because they were having problems with the dispensers across thier line. And, get this, they gave it to me gratis!

I'll see how easy it is to pop out and replace tonight (instructions elsewhere on this site)

try cleaning the earator at the end of the faucet, is this an older faucet?

first check the volume of water supply from your fauset and if its enough supply,turn off the fauset and clean both the hot and cold nob,then turn on again

No tricks just good old fashioned PITA plumbing. You are likely to be correct with the plumbing and I think if you can remove the diverter or disconnect the supply lines you may find something is jammed up and clogging the valves. Unable to find a likely culprit? If you still have everything and it is new I would seriously consider returning it and getting a replacement as it may be defective as well. I prefer the two knob models myself for this reason.

Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

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Inside the dispensor pump cartridge is a small ball that acts like a valve; it gets stuck or gummed-up,or dirt particles may lodge against it therefore the ball does not seal the valve hole and no pumping occurs. You can disassemble the cartridge if you have the patience, or contact price pfister for a replacement. Note: the handle is not part of the replacement; the cartridge is a general part that fits many styles of decorative matching fauctes. Goodluck, Macgivor

Open your cubbards under the sink and look for (2) valves/angle stops. then turn them to the right until the water stops running.
If this doesn't work you'll have to find any isolation valves down line or kill the house supply at the No.1 valve At your water meter.

with the water off remove the sprayer head, hold hose and slowly turn on the water and see if anything comes out, it may just be that the head is clogged up and needs to be cleaned or replaced.

The valve went in with the flat brass end showing and the o-ring on top of that. I went to the store and found the same model so I could see the part and how it was assemble.

You may have a torn or damaged o ring. Pretty much you need to get a replacement hose from Price Pfister.

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They have excellent customer service and can point you in the right direction.

Price Pfister Marielle Kitchen Faucets Do come with a limited lifetime warranty from Price Pfister-to the original home owner. You can contact Price Pfister on line at www.pricepfister.com, call them toll free at 1-800-PFAUCET or Email. The faucets warranty can be downloaded at http://www.pricepfister.com/support/warranty.aspx.

It's a new faucet, call Price Pfister and make them overnight you a new one; they are really helpful.

Your Price Pfister Marielle faucet has a lifetime warranty. Call Price Pfister and ask them for a free Sprayer.

I would take the aerator off, and turn faucet on to see if the same thing happens. the aerator screws on the very end of faucet were water comes out. You may need channel locks to loosen, If your worried about marking up the aerator with scratches, then hold a cloth around aerator to protect the finish. Do not squeeze to hard with pliers. If there is a constant flow now with the aerator off, then your problem is a clogged up aerator. Disasemble, laying pieces out on table the same way they came out for proper reassembly, after cleaning.

Contact the manufacturer and inquire with the model number whether or not this is indeed a manufacturers defect. A defect usually indicates an immediate problem with the product. This sounds like it is most likely normal wear and tear. Most manufacturers will send replacement parts free of charge as there is often a lifetime warranty on the fixtures. You may need to purchase a replacement pump if it is not covered under warranty.