Expert Answers about RV Faucets

• Troubleshooting An RV Kitchen Faucet That's Leaking Water Through The Handle
• If water is leaking out from the handle of your Empire Faucets Hybrid RV Kitchen Faucet # EM29FR then there's an internal issue with the faucet and there would not be a way to repair it, requiring you to completely replace the faucet. The connections inside of the faucet aren't something that's accessible, the only connection points you can adjust are where the hoses connect to your water lines, which wouldn't cause water to flow from the handle. I recommend returning the faucet if this...
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• Fix for Loud Squeaky RV Faucet
• The first thing to check is that the O-rings inside the valve might need lubrication. If you do a youtube search on 'squeaky RV faucet', you can see a video showing how to fix it. Secondly, it's possible that the faucet is just plain worn out. Unlike residential fixtures, RV fixtures are designed to be lightweight and are designed for occasional, not constant use so they'll be primarily constructed of plastic rather than metal. Because of that, RV fixtures just aren't typically going to...
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• Best Serviceable RV Bathroom Faucet
• If you are referring to the Patrick Distribution RV Bathroom Faucet part # 277-000019 then I am sure it can be fixed but we do not have the replacement parts to do so. More often than not, the cartridge is what is causing your sink to leak but as stated above we do not have replacements for this so your best option may be to replace the faucet with one that we do carry replacement cartridges for, the Phoenix Faucets 4" Dual Handle RV Bathroom Faucet part # PF232401 which uses the Replacement...
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• Is There A Repair Kit Available For Empire RV Faucets?
• A faucet repair kit for your Empire Faucets RV Bathroom Faucet - Dual Teacup Handle # EM32FR is not available, however I would be happy to help troubleshoot any issues you're having, or help find you a new faucet. If you're needing troubleshooting help, without knowing what's wrong I can't say for certain, however one of the most common problems with RV faucets is a leak. These are caused by an O-ring not being installed properly, or the water connections being too loose. If this is what...
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• Troubleshooting a RV Kitchen Faucet Turning Off After it Gets Turned on More Than 1/2 Way
• A kitchen faucet like the Empire Faucets RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull-Down Spout # EM47UR uses a standard flow aerator. If your faucet is running ok until you turn it on more than half way, it is possible that the aerator could be clogging up and causing pressure buildup which happens once the pressure from your faucet gets turned on high enough. I would start by making sure you aerator is not clogging up. If the aerator is clear, then replacing your faucet would be a good direction to go.
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• Troubleshooting Slow Stream or Drip from Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet When Off
• The Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet - Single Lever Handle - Stainless Steel # LC719324 does not have any replacement parts available. I do know what your issue is and you have a bad cartridge. If you are a handy person can take it apart and seek a replacement at your local home improvement store. Based on the price the faucet, and what a single handle cartridge of that style normally costs, you will likely be better off replacing the faucet with a new one.
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• Troubleshooting Shaking Faucet in RV After Un-Winterizing
• Shaking faucets are caused by a common problem that is known as water hammer. It is caused by air trapped within the water pipes that compresses when running water to a particular faucet is rapidly turned off. Typically the solution for this is to shut off the water supply and then open all faucets to release all pressure and then shut off the faucets and turn water back on. This is most likely an issue caused by the dealer you had winterize the RV so if you are still experiencing issues...
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• Recommended Tools For Removing An Old RV Faucet In Limited Space
• If you're having issues getting a standard wrench in place to remove your faucet and install the Ultra Faucets RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull Out Spout # 277-000178 then I recommend picking up a basin wrench since these can easily get up into tighter spaces. If the nut is rounded from prying on it and grip is the issue then you also try using a smaller strap wrench since it would rely more on friction and less on the hex shape of the nut still being intact. Rigid also offers an EZ Change Faucet...
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• Solution for a 2021 Forest River Salem 29VBUD With a Leaking Facuet
• The most common reason why your Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull Down Spout - Single Lever Handle # LC719323 is leaking is due to a worn out gasket/washer. a loose O-ring, or corrosion in the valve seat. Unforutnealy, since there is no replacement parts for this product your best solution is to replace the entire faucet. I know it's not an ideal situation, however with there being no repair or replacement parts, this is going to the best solution. I have attached a product review video...
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• How To Stop My Phoenix Faucets RV Faucets From Squeaking Every-Time The Handle Is Turned?
• To fix your Phoenix Faucets Catalina RV Bathroom Faucet w/ D-Spud # PF222241 from squeaking when turning the handle on/off, you'll just need to remove the handle and apply some petroleum jelly or plumber's grease to the threads. This should adequately lubricate the threads and alleviate the squeaking you're experiencing.
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• Troubleshooting Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet Leaking
• If your Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet # LC719323 is leaking this is generally because aerator of the faucet became loose and it needs tightening as opposed to a gasket having gone bad. If you take a look at the linked instruction manual it explains the issue; I've added a cut out from the manual which explains this.
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• Does Flow Max Single Handle RV Kitchen Faucet # LC719323 Swivel 360 Degrees
• The Flow Max Single Handle RV Kitchen Faucet # LC719323 does swivel pretty far but it does not swivel all the way around 360 degrees.
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• Troubleshooting A Leaking Sprayer Hose On An RV Faucet
• There are small flat sides on the lower portion of the connection that would allow you to tighten the hose with a crescent wrench. I took a few pictures of the Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull Down Spout # LC719333 to show you these sides. If your hose is leaking above this connection at the crimped on section then you would need to replace your faucet, but I'm willing to bet that the threaded portion just needs to be tightened.
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• Can the Handle of the Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet Be Removed for Repairs?
• I have a solution for you, but you cannot remove the handle from the Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet # LC719333, so you would need to replace the entire faucet in this instance. According to Lippert, who manufacture the Flow Max kitchen faucets, none of them allow you to remove the handles to perform repairs unfortunately. Your best bet is going to be replacing your current unit with the same # LC719333 that you currently have, but I've also linked our entire selection of replacement faucets...
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• Troubleshooting RV Water Pump that was Ran Dry And Now Has Low Water Pressure
• Sounds like your water pump lost it's prime since you ran it dry. I can help you try priming the system with the steps below. If that doesn't help you may have a blockage or need a new pump. Fill up your fresh water tank. Turn on the cold water in your RV and make sure the faucets are completely open. Switch on the water pump near your RV water tank. This should prime the pump by pushing water up from the tank through your faucet. Let the water flow a while, then turn the faucets off....
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• Flow Max Faucet is Leaking From the Handle Area
• The only way to fix that kind of leak is by replacing the Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet # LC719323. I actually just went through this same scenario at my place and the plumber had to replace the entire faucet because it is something that is internal. Since there are no spare parts for this faucet, replacement of the entire unit is the only option. This does come with a 1-year warranty so if you're within that year I definitely recommend reaching out to whoever you purchase this from.
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• Would RV Faucet Cause Lower Water Pressure
• It's probably not the faucet that's caused the water pressure drop and is instead the water pump either going bad or not having enough power to create the pressure needed. If the battery on the trailer is charged it would be time for a new water pump like the HydroMax part # P25201.
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• How To Reattach The Handle Of The Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet # LC719323
• The handle portion of the Flow Max RV Kitchen Faucet w/ Pull Down Spout # LC719323 threads into the base, which is held onto the faucet with a Allen key bolt (pictured below). If you're referring to something else please send me some pictures and I'd be happy to find a solution for you.
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• Leaking Faucet From Base of Handle
• You'll be able to remove the handle/sprayer post on this faucet by accessing the screws under the sink-as shown in the picture attached. From here you may be able to locate a worn seal that is causing the leak. We do not currently have any replacement parts for the RV Kitchen Faucet # 277-000101 but you may be able to source a new seal for the base of the faucet at your local hardware store. If you're unable to locate any worn seals, or the source of the leak, your best bet may be replacing...
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• Troubleshooting Lime Stains And Corrosion On Bathroom Faucets
• Lime will attach to any metal so the Phoenix Faucets Hybrid RV Bathroom Faucet - Single Lever Handle - Brushed Nickel Item # PF232421 and a stainless steel faucet wouldn't really have much of a difference. The real problem is the how hard the water is and you can solve that with a water softener or filter. As for maintaining the faucets, it's recommended to use vinegar to clean and remove all corrosive contaminants.
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