Re: Low water pressure in kitchen only

Posted by Eloise Ullman on December 16, 2003 at 15:00:59:
In response to Re: Low water pressure in kitchen only
We have very low water pressure in our kitchen sink fawcett only. All other pressure in house is great. This has happened gradually and it's getting lower and lower -- just a trickle now. We replaced the aerator, but that hasn't helped. any ideas? : : I just remodeled my kitchen and I had good water pressure in the kitchen right after we finished the plumbing. However, one day later, the pressure (in the kitchen only) is very low. I have checked to make sure that all valves are wide open but nothing seems to work. Incidently, this seems to have coincided with the re-hookup of the ice maker. All other faucets, shower included, seem to have adequate pressure. Am I missing something. : Kirk, : The first thing to check is the aerator on the spout. If it is plugged, then you will have little water : Terry

Posted by Eloise Ullman on December 16, 2003 at 15:00:59:

In response to Re: Low water pressure in kitchen only

We have very low water pressure in our kitchen sink fawcett only. All other pressure in house is great. This has happened gradually and it's getting lower and lower -- just a trickle now. We replaced the aerator, but that hasn't helped. any ideas?

: : I just remodeled my kitchen and I had good water pressure in the kitchen right after we finished the plumbing. However, one day later, the pressure (in the kitchen only) is very low. I have checked to make sure that all valves are wide open but nothing seems to work. Incidently, this seems to have coincided with the re-hookup of the ice maker. All other faucets, shower included, seem to have adequate pressure. Am I missing something.

: Kirk,
: The first thing to check is the aerator on the spout. If it is plugged, then you will have little water

: Terry

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