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Question: Is the faucet suppose to turn 360 degrees? Seems very loose. Installed by a plumber today but not sure he knows what he's doing.
Document: After much research into new faucets I decided on this one. The geek in me decided that touch on off was just too good to pass up.It works exactly as Delta describes. It seems to know what you want it to do and that's what it does. The spout doesn't respond quite as fast as the handle, as the spout is waiting to make sure you are not moving it (aka, a longer touch, in which case it doesn't turn on/off.)
I've had the Delta Pilar installed for about a month and a half. I bought it because I really liked it's sleek looks, but I've become enamored with the touch feauture. After opening the box and seeing all the parts, I decided to have the plumber put it in when reconnecting my sink and fixing a leaky valve. It was the first touch faucet he's installed, and did take him a bit longer than regular faucets.
Junk....What a waste of $700.00. The plumber also advised us last time that the faucet wouldn't last long....he's replaced ALOT of them. Be warned.
Had this faucet installed before Christmas and it has been working great ever since!!! !....sure, there is a learning curve. Sometimes, your hand or arm hits it when you don't want to turn it off or you turn it on when you are reaching for a pan in the sink.
This is a BIG problem. If the wires are loose, the faucet will malfunction. Not a loose connection - just extra wire hanging under the sink. Pull the faucet head out and the wires get jiggled by the hose, the faucet will turn on and off randomly. The wires need to be attached tightly and out of the way.
Bought this for our new house. My wife LOVES this tap. Its sleek and of good quality. I installed it and had no problems, and I have never installed a tap in my life. My wife actually gets upset going to other peoples houses and touching their tap and expecting it to turn on. lolA purchase I am sure you will not regret!
It comes on when you are on other side of room and when you touch to turn off, it does  not. Delta  had me take 3 photos and email them to which they suggested one of the wires was out of place. Had the plumber that installed it come out and change the batteries (just in case) and place the wire when Delta says. It did nothing, except add to our cost of plumbers for these faucets to close to $1,000.
The touch feature was not very useful and outweighed by the the faucet occasionally ceasing to function until the 4-C batteries were replaced or loose wires were reconnected. After 2 years we got a slow blink of the red light and the faucet would not turn on at all. Rather than replace the electronics package we disabled the touch functionality and it now works as a regular faucet.
Just had this installed today and it works as advertised. Great to use when hands are dirty. Very pleased with the unit.
Another month or so passed by and the faucet would start to turn itself on at random times of the day all by itself or in the middle of the night. After returning home one day from work to find the faucet running for who knows how long, I decided to turn off the faulty touch functionality! The unit has an internal timer that shuts itself off after a period of time, but who knows how many times the faucet was turning itself on and off while we were out of the house.
Answer: yes