To view additional information and/or purchase this faucet visit: www.build.com Milan reviews the Kohler 12177-CP faucet from the Fairfax Collection...
To view additional information and/or purchase this faucet visit: www.build.com Milan reviews the Kohler 12177-CP faucet from the Fairfax Collection. Kohler is known for their quality and style, this Fairfax kitchen faucet is no exception. The Kohler 12177-CP comes with a number of features, including an easy to clean spray face, flexible stainless steel supply lines and a pull out feature. One of the reviews we have received about this faucet stated that it can be a difficult to clean around all the little nooks and crannies. If you would like to view additional Kohler faucets or any of our thousands of products, please visit: www.build.com?source=sm_yt_kohlffaxkitch
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I bought a new kohler kitchen faucet to replace my old one. It is the same model and it a single arm unit with a pull out sprayer. The new model is cheaply made and the sprayer hose is made of cheap black plastic while my old sprayer has a nice stainless steel hose. I want to keep the old sprayer and install it in the new base. PROBLEM. the new sprayers have a plug in style connector to get the hose connected to the water supply. My old sprayer hose is the old screw on style. can I convert the old screw on to the new plug in?? thanks!
I have a Kohler kitchen faucet, one of those single handle pieces with removable head. The braided flexible hose that connect to the cold water shutoff leaks behind the female connector. The other end disappears into the faucet part and I cannot get it apart. The leak is just behind the female thread where there is a solid piece between the thread part and braided hose. The tag on the part says it is part number R16150-AA-CP, but this does not show up on their web site. I don’t have much spare line to work with (unless there is some way to splice another piece on. Does anyone know how to fix this?
It’s not the thread. It is behind that where there is a solid piece that connects the thread to the braided hose. I tried teflon tape and put a rubber o-ring on top of the washer and threaded real tight, but still leaks. i cannot remove the hose because the other end is not accessible (goes into the faucet part and i cannot get that apart).