I bought a faucet a year ago from hoem depot. It's an American Standard.
It's one of those cheap ones, cost me probably around $60 Canadian. But it's
leaking now. American Standard has a life time warranty on it. It's very
nice of them to deliver me a set of parts i.e. cartrige.. But I have
difficulties taking that faucet apart. Any one know how to? Thank you in
advance. Here is link where you can see pictures of the faucet.

"lset" wrote in message
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I bought a faucet a year ago from hoem depot. It's an American Standard.
It's one of those cheap ones, cost me probably around $60 Canadian. But
it's leaking now. American Standard has a life time warranty on it. It's
very nice of them to deliver me a set of parts i.e. cartrige.. But I have
difficulties taking that faucet apart. Any one know how to? Thank you in
advance. Here is link where you can see pictures of the faucet.


Look for and loosen an allen head set screw near the base of the lever, and
go from there.

Thank you for your instruction. I thought I loosen it up already with an
allen key but the lever still won't come out, do I have to pull it out with
great force?
"PanHandler" wrote in message
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"lset" wrote in message
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I bought a faucet a year ago from hoem depot. It's an American Standard.
It's one of those cheap ones, cost me probably around $60 Canadian. But
it's leaking now. American Standard has a life time warranty on it. It's
very nice of them to deliver me a set of parts i.e. cartrige.. But I have
difficulties taking that faucet apart. Any one know how to? Thank you in
advance. Here is link where you can see pictures of the faucet.


Look for and loosen an allen head set screw near the base of the lever,
and
go from there.

PanHandler wrote:
"lset" wrote in message
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I bought a faucet a year ago from hoem depot. It's an American
Standard. It's one of those cheap ones, cost me probably around $60
Canadian. But it's leaking now. American Standard has a life time
warranty on it. It's very nice of them to deliver me a set of parts
i.e. cartrige.. But I have difficulties taking that faucet apart. Any
one know how to? Thank you in advance. Here is link where you can see
pictures of the faucet.


Look for and loosen an allen head set screw near the base of the
lever, and go from there.

To add to that, I believe it is on the back of the lever.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit

Heres a link to a page that may help you.

http://www.hometips.com/cs-protected...s/faucets.html

Scroll down, there will be a diagram and information.

Yes. And it takes a lot of force to get it back together. I went through the
same cycle 2 years in a row before I gave up and changed to a better faucet.

Jon

"lset" wrote in message
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Thank you for your instruction. I thought I loosen it up already with an
allen key but the lever still won't come out, do I have to pull it out
with
great force?
"PanHandler" wrote in message
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"lset" wrote in message
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I bought a faucet a year ago from hoem depot. It's an American
Standard.
It's one of those cheap ones, cost me probably around $60 Canadian. But
it's leaking now. American Standard has a life time warranty on it.
It's
very nice of them to deliver me a set of parts i.e. cartrige.. But I
have
difficulties taking that faucet apart. Any one know how to? Thank you
in
advance. Here is link where you can see pictures of the faucet.


Look for and loosen an allen head set screw near the base of the lever,
and
go from there.

Thank you all. Appreciated your help.
"Bill Miller" wrote in message
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Heres a link to a page that may help you.

http://www.hometips.com/cs-protected...s/faucets.html

Scroll down, there will be a diagram and information.