Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this faucet come with a plate
Document: Water -- if it came out at all -- sputtered with that sound and it would take as long as four or five minutes to manipulate it into a stream of water. We called Delta. Delta sent some other kind of part -- a solenoid or something like that. We had a friend over to help us get it in, but voila -- it wasn't the right part and there was no stabilizer plate. Then the thing just absolutely stopped working at all. No water would come out.
My wife and I have been using this for over a year now - we love even more than when we first got it. We haven't had a single problem with it, other than "tapping" every other faucet we use expecting water to come out. :-)
We bought this about 2 years ago. Worked great at first. I believe the design is horrible as it clogged and the flow began to slow and slow. Had a plumber come out and look at it with no luck. Then we had it turn on and off at will. No rhyme or reason...not worth it. Just replaced it with another faucet.
I can touch the stem and nothing happens. I touch the handle and maybe the water comes on or maybe it won't. If it does come on it goes off when it want to, or it may go on and off quickly. I use handle only at this point to turn the water off and on. Very expensive for a regular faucet.
It works fine on the left, but the right side makes a big mess. Also, there are no stops on swinging it left or right too far and with the touch feature, theres a remote chance that the faucet will actually be over top of the counter (behind the sink) and be turned on.However, we love it. It's a neat toy and people are enjoying checking it out when they come over.
I will be going to the hardware store tomorrow to buy an old fashioned manually operated faucet. I wish I could rate it five stars, but due to the durability issue I am only giving it one star (a faucet that doesn't allow water to come out would normally be rated a 0 star, but this did work for a year or two).
This faucet is very beautiful and easy to install: 5 starsFalse advertising: you CANNOT turn the faucet on with just a touch UNLESS you have first turned it on via the handle, and turned it off via touch. Then, and only then, is it ready to be activated with a touch. Therefore, if you come running in from the backyard with your hands covered in bbq sauce and dog hair, unless you planned ahead by leaving the faucet on,  you're stuck.
I purchased this faucet as part of a kitchen remodel. My contractor used his sub for the plumbing work. I came home to the faucet installed, looked great. However, when touching the faucet (gooseneck) the water did not come on. When I touched the Hot/Cold wand, it did. I called the contractor who told me he and the plumber "were there for 1.5 hours" trying to figure it out.
I've only had this faucet for a month now, but so far I love it. It's sturdy, looks good, and operates exactly as it should. It's great to be able to wash my hands while cooking without messing up the handle or the hassle of disinfecting after handling chicken, etc. My only complaint is that the touch technology doesn't really work if you have the faucet set at half-strength. I'd prefer to keep it set so that the water doesn't come full strength all the time.
On 2nd Delta Touch Faucet. First one had very limited and slow from day 1. Delta customer service kept blaming it on  our water and the filter being clogged. (Two very small filters). We had two plumber out for over $200 each time to clean filters and it really didn't add much to the flow. Our builder had a 3rd plumber come and install and entirely new faucet, same type, at his cost, since Delta would not take and responsibility or offer any assistance.
Answer: yes