KOHLER 1219935 BC Part Bright Chrome Review

As per other reviews the outputs have failed after 5 years. So it was great to get this replacement and save over $300 on a new one. The pain with this setup is getting the old connector out. I read a review that it took a few hours etc, it inspired me and I did it in about 5 minutes. Pull down on the white plastic tab. It is oval and the sunny sides are wider to allow it to be held and pulled down. While pulling down on the white tab, give the tube insert a firm shake and rotate if necessary.

1. I had a big problem removing the old pull hose. I fought for several hours (the space behind the sink is very tight) and gave up. I was thinking of calling a plumber but didn't want to do it because of the pandemic.2. After a few months I had the idea if I could pull the entire faucet body out of the sink I could remove the old one as well. After spending about 2 hours I was able to remove it.3. After installing it, I checked it and there was water flowing out of the ball joint of the faucet

This hose is well made for the most part. The only problem is the end that attaches to the faucet. It is very easy to attach to a faucet, but God help you if you need to detach/remove it. The nozzle mechanism is crazy to remove as it requires squeezing two plastic clips together while simultaneously inserting the nozzle into the faucet connector and then pulling it out. I had to replace the original hose due to a leak but couldn't get it for the life of me. I had to call a plumber and even he…

Look under the sink and make sure you're buying the correct hose. This has a smooth piece of metal that slides and snaps into a white plastic collet. Attached is a photo of the installed hose. Everyone claims they have trouble talking about how hard you have to squeeze the hose and then pull it out. You don't have to. The white plastic sleeve is oval and you can feel the two sides of the plastic sticking out further down the sides of the tube. Just take your index finger and thumb and press on…

This hose is an exact replacement for the hose in the Kohler model K560-BC blender. This is worth noting as it makes it difficult for the buyer to determine which part number fits a particular faucet model. The first one I ordered didn't fit and I tried calling Ferguson where we bought the faucet to get the correct part number to order. This took a long time as Ferguson's rep came looking for him and promised to call me back (which he never did) after contacting Kohler. This part fits great and

I installed the faucet in 2017 and after a little over 4 years the faucet is leaking. I expect more durability from a $300 Kohler faucet. Be careful when ordering a replacement hose to ensure you get the hose with the correct fitting, there are three different types of the same faucet: collet, quick connect and threaded. The push-to-connect fitting has a cheap little piece of plastic that needs to be pushed up by pulling the hose down to disconnect the hose. Unhooking was extremely difficult, I

Our original hose fell apart at the spray head after two and a half years. Little did we know we could just replace it and couldn't spend more than $200 to buy the whole faucet. So researching turned up a parts page and bingo! We bought FlexSeal Tape AND Spray and tried to fix a worn hose. It worked well enough to use the hose without being attacked by water, but a slow drip remained and we were unable to fully retract the hose due to the amount of tape. The spray fumes were so strong. I had to