michaedt
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Yesterday I finished replacing my steel supply lines with copper...many thanks to so many who answered my questions as I went along. Wow, what a great difference.
I am having a problem with my kitchen faucet (which is an area that had already been replaced with copper and worked great, until now). The cold water runs normal when the cold handle is half on. If I go beyond the halfway point, the pressure drops to zero and the water trickles out. I haven't taken apart the faucet yet. I also notice that the pressure on the hot water side is not nearly as strong as the water pressure in the bathroom. The kitchen supply lines come after the bathroom, but when nothing is running in the bathroom, the kitchen should have full pressure....correct?
Thanks
I am having a problem with my kitchen faucet (which is an area that had already been replaced with copper and worked great, until now). The cold water runs normal when the cold handle is half on. If I go beyond the halfway point, the pressure drops to zero and the water trickles out. I haven't taken apart the faucet yet. I also notice that the pressure on the hot water side is not nearly as strong as the water pressure in the bathroom. The kitchen supply lines come after the bathroom, but when nothing is running in the bathroom, the kitchen should have full pressure....correct?
Thanks