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2. Delta Faucet Help Center

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   Find installation instructions, troubleshooting tips, and product support for Delta Faucet products on their Help Center.

3. Cleaning and Care Faucets - Delta Faucet Company

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   Mix white vinegar and tap water to a half and half proportion. 2. Put a rag or towel in the solution to soak it up. 3. Wrap the rag or towel around the part. 4. Let sit for 30-60 minutes. 5. Use the rag or a clean, soft toothbrush to scrub the remaining hard water buildup.

4. What are the various finishes that are available for Delta...

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   High-gloss Chrome and deep Matte Black split. Matte Black and Brushed Nickel. Muted Brushed Nickel and dark Matte Black split. Oil Rubbed Bronze - OB. A dark, muted finish with bronze highlights. Peened Stainless Steel - PS. Similar to Brushed Stainless Steel finish, but matte textured center area instead of brushed.

5. What are the differences between Delta Faucet models sold to the...

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   The only difference is where they are sold. As for the product itself, there are no differences in the model. For example, "Model A" sold at a plumbing wholesaler is the same as "Model A" sold at a big box store. All Delta Faucet Company product is of the same high quality, regardless of the distribution channel. A difference in price is solely ...

6. How-to Adjust Your Rotational Limit Stop - Delta Faucet Company

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   Steps. 1. Remove Handle (0:46) 2. Replace Handle and Test Water Temperature (1:04) 3. Remove Handle and Adjust Rotational Limit Stop (1:51) 4. Replace Handle and Test Water Temperature (2:09)

7. How do I remove the kind of aerator that does ... - Delta Faucet...

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   A small tool called an aerator wrench (2), which came with the faucet, is used to remove the cache aerator. This wrench has teeth that match up with those on the aerator. To use the wrench, line up the notches. Use the fingers of one hand to hold the wrench into the notches, and the fingers of the other hand to turn the wrench.