I'd like to know if the sprayer is spring loaded.IWhen you un-latch the sprayer and pull in a down ward towards the sink does it automatically pull bk in?
366662
it will spring backed up. I wouldn't advise letting go, you just hold it and I'll just raise by itself because of the spring on top, but it won't go back into the holder, you have to put it back in the holder yourself, but that's no big deal
366663
The spring on the outside of the hose holds it close to where it latches. If you pull it down, the spring will pull it back up into it's original position.
366664
when the sprayer is un-latched and pulled down toward the sink, yes it does go back up but you will have to place back in the sprayer holder.
1827210
The sprayer is pumped by the handle. It is not motorized. It's an excellent sprayer and easy to use.
198172
You can toggle from straight stream to spray, it stays in either position(up or down) But when you pause, it is in the middle and you have to hold it down to keep it paused. I like this faucet a ton!! Years now...
2252055
It is part of the unit and it does have to be connected otherwise it would leak. The sprayer could stay under the sink if not wanted.
2262913
Yes. The trigger for this sprayer is the red button, which you press (lightly) with your thumb. It also features a trigger lock, so you can lock the button down in the ON position.
1402120
No, it has a small clip (you leave it on) that every time faucet is turn on the sprayer in on. I love the faucet. the soap dispenser broke within a month, buy a better one. Not happy with the Kraus sink, finishing is not great
901048
Yes hose a sprayer pull out from spring thing... maybe 12 or 15 inches depends on where you place the weight to pull hose back into spring.
2144890
The connection isn't magnetic. There is a weight attached to the hose under the sink. It's important in the installation to not let the hose get tangled so that the weight works properly. I find the hand spray might be a fraction of an inch lower than the faucet on occasion. The sprayer and faucet fit snuggly together but will be a fraction apart if turned so that the fittings aren't aligned. I haven't found it a real issue.
1008565
No, but that's what the pot filler arm is for... it's a regular stream. The spray arm does have a lock on it to hold the sprayer on and give your hand a break, if you need to use it for very long. As for the behavior of your spray head, that's totally dependent on how much water pressure you have turned on at the base. Hope this helps. We love it!
1040188
Unsnap gravity ball in half and place on sprayer hose at almost lowest point under sink. This should cause sprayer to retract.
359766
It doesn't pull out really; it more or less can be released from the hook at the left side of the horizontal bar in the photo. Since it is on a kind of spring, it easily moves around the sink. We have a large Kohler deep farm-style sink, and no corner is left behind.
1040189
The gravity ball comes apart and goes back together around sprayer hose under the sink. That is the weight to retract the sprayer. If you have more concerns email me at hilbilly29@yahoo.com.
2234585
Yes, you're right about this, I have found the same thing with mine but it doesn't bother me too much because I like the faucet so much. The faucet I had before this one had a cheaper lightweight sprayer and it was a pain too, because it was SO lightweight. It also did not retract very well. We have a pull-down sprayer/faucet in our laundry room and it isn't perfect either, even when I push it hard up into the faucet head, it usually falls back out a bit. With this Sonoma faucet I've just become accustomed to lifting the sprayer to a position where I know it will either begin to retract on its own or I can more easily push it back down. I hope this factor concerning the faucet won't bother you too much.
183583
No the sprayer hose does not "tie down" under the sink. We have a large 3 ft width sink and when pulling the sprayer out to use, it pulls out approximately 12 additional inches to spray. It is well able to cover the large sink very easily.
1343615
Hi Jen, No, the faucet does not go to a spray. It remains in a regular flow. I prefer that, as it is easier to regulate the pressure, and does not splash. It works very efficiently to rinse the sink, as well as my hair when I wash it in the sink, and my teeth after brushing.
412311
Yes, you do have to pump the handle to keep the pressure up in the sprayer but you will have time between pumps that the spray will come out without pumping.
734892
No, the trigger is like a spray trigger you find on any other spray cleaner. It just controls the spray out from the bottom.