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Question: I love my Kraus faucet, but the head tends to fall out of the neck especially if I run hot water. Any ideas on keeping the head secured in place?
Document: I'm very happy with this faucet, solid feel to it, excellent finish. Matches well with my kraus single bowl sink, good product for the price. I get more compliments for the sink and faucet than anything else in my remodel. My only complaint would be that the goose neck angle is slightly towards the front of the sink and not in the middle. Something to consider, measure the base of the faucet and the head to see where it will shoot the water.
The faucet sprayer head can easily be switched to a steady stream or a "shower"-type flow. The sprayer head itself is also stainless steel, and the hose assembly attached is very durable and strong. The neck portion of the fixture swivels 180 degrees-a very nice added feature. The tall neckline easily accommodates deep/tall pots. The handle is very well designed--simple and sleek, and is very sensitive when adjusting the flow and temperature of the water.
The other flaw I discovered was that when the spray head is using really hot water and it is in your hand, the spray head stays cool but the metal contact on the pull-out cord heats up significantly to the point of discomfort. I've learned to keep from touching that area. All in all, I am happy with my purchase and believe that this will be a strong, serviceable fixture in my home for many years to come.
I am rating this kitchen faucet 5 stars because it is awesome! Beautiful, high quality, heavy duty and solid stainless steel. Due to space, we put the water lever/ handle/control on the front facing out.I can clearly see the hot and cold controls better than it being on the side. This set up works perfectly for us. In addition, we purchased the Kraus sd20 soap dispenser and the Hansgrohe 10&#34; ss plate to cover the extra 2 holes.
I contacted Kraus, and after I emailed them proof of Amazon purchase, they sent me a brand new spray head which works flawlessly. There is really good water pressure coming from both the spray and aerator. The only flaws I see are that you really have to push the spray head forcefully back into spout and you will hear a &#34;click&#34; when properly engaged.
Our KPF-2130 Single Lever Pull Out Kitchen Faucet, that is only a year old, leaks a lot from the head. It drips for several minutes after shutting off the water (eventually stops). Also, water squirts out from edges of the rubber cover on the spray switch when in the wide spray mode. I wouldn't think it should be leaking so much after only a year.
I love this faucet now that it is installed. There is an adapter that you have to put on the black faucet water line. It is quite hard to put on. It also stripped the first couple of threads which made it even harder to get it to screw together.If it wasn't for this one issue, I love this faucet and would have given it 5 stars. It looks really nice and works absolutely wonderfully.
We just installed this faucet with our Kraus apron front sink. It definitely has some power to spray and the extending head is very nice. It looks great and works great too. I would definitely recommend this faucet for your kitchen.
I really love my new Kraus kitchen faucet; it is much sturdier in design than it appears in pictures. The width of the upward spout is about 1 and 1/4 inches, so it presents a rather thick appearance, which isn't bad, but should be taken in to account if you have rather slender accompanying fixtures.
I installed the faucet myself, no problems there. Good instructions. It has lots of pressure and good flow. The issue being after 7 months of use the flow decreased to a trickle. I tested everything and then called Kraus. They said to take off the spray head and see if the direct flow increased. I pulled the spray head and indeed had great flow. Kraus sent me a new spray head. The trouble being, is this going to happen every 7-8 months?
Answer: yes