Kitchen tap loose

[shaggy_beef_on_a_tricycle]

Like, why don't you just check if there is a screw/fastener loose, or if somethings broken?

You should as well.

 

[shaggy_beef_on_a_tricycle]

I think that is going to have to be replaced as that is not how it supposed to be.

The installer must just adjust and tighten it.

 

[Snyper564]

The installer must just adjust and tighten it.

Thanks for the vid I see there is a spot on the back but must be opened etc. If I kek around and mess it warranty is voided. Will tell plumber to pop out....

 

[SauRoNZA]

Yes there is a screw mechanism of one variety or another.

Just get under there and tighten it.

But the top part should be looose…otherwise how would you adjust it?

 

[SauRoNZA]

Thanks for the vid I see there is a spot on the back but must be opened etc. If I kek around and mess it warranty is voided. Will tell plumber to pop out....

If you voided a warranty by tightening an adjuster then it’s truly a piece of **** and you need to take it back and refund it.

You should not need a plumber it comes out twice a year to do this ****…and if it’s already loose odds are you will do this job often enough.

 

[Snyper564]

Yes there is a screw mechanism of one variety or another.

Just get under there and tighten it.

But the top part should be looose…otherwise how would you adjust it?

I have two identical units. The one is how I would expect and turns left to right other one loose that it feel "flimsy" left right and a touch up and down.

 

[soulie]

I have two identical units. The one is how I would expect and turns left to right other one loose that it feel "flimsy" left right and a touch up and down.

It may be missing a nylon spacer ,so many different types ,ask the supplier for a remedy ,may not have been assembled correctly .

 

[Snyper564]

That's called a spout and it should not be loose. What did the person say that fitted it. Start there. Let then come back and sort it out.

Italtile said fasten the grub screw did that 100% perfect now.

Thanks all

This point was not noted in the booklet hence the initial question

 

[I.am.Sam]

,yeah but pricey taps should not be giving spout problems

just keep an eye on it as water pressure will make the spout get loose

well thats on cheaper taps

 

[Snyper564]

,yeah but pricey taps should not be giving spout problems

just keep an eye on it as water pressure will make the spout get loose

well thats on cheaper taps

100% agree if this is an issue within the next few months will def get it sorted... thanks 15 year warranty...