Care And Cleaning; Troubleshooting - Glacier bay HD67540-1008D2 Guía De Instalación Y Cuidado

Care and Cleaning

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To clean, wipe down with a damp cloth and dry with a towel.
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Do not use abrasive cleaners, steel wool, or harsh chemicals when cleaning this faucet, or the warranty will
be voided.

Troubleshooting

NOTE: Refer to the service parts section in this manual for a detailed drawing showing the location of the parts listed below.
Problem
There are leaks
underneath the handle.
The aerator leaks or has
an inconsistent water
flow pattern.
There are leaks from the
hose underneath the deck.
The hose does not retract. The weight is not installed in the
The water pressure is low. The connector underneath the deck is
There is no hot or cold
water.
Water contains tiny black
particles.
Possible Cause
The bonnet nut has come loose and the
o-ring on the cartridge is dirty or damaged.
The aerator is dirty or misfitted.
The cartridge may be clogged.
The hose and discharge tube connection
may be loose.
appropriate position.
clogged with debris.
The aerator is clogged.
The water inlet hose was accidentally
kinked during installation and is limiting
the water flow through.
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Solution
Tighten the bonnet nut. Clean
or replace the o-ring.
Remove the aerator and check
for debris in the aerator screens.
Remove the cartridge and check
for debris.
Ensure the aerator is properly
installed.
Tighten the connection between
the discharge tube and hose.
Reinstall or readjust the weight.
Turn off the water supply and
disconnect the connector
/ aerator.
Unscrew the connector / aerator
and clean under running water.
Screw the connector / aerator
back.
Test water flow. If water
pressure is still low then replace
the connector / aerator.
Reinstall the water inlet hose.
Turn on the filtered water faucet
and allow to run for 11 gallons
(or 10 minutes) to flush out any
harmless carbon fibers that may
be present.