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Pfister Kitchen Faucet Repair Parts: Hoses, Sprayheads and Cartridges

Pull-down and pull-out kitchen faucets get worked hard. The good news: most repairs are a hose, a sprayhead, an O-ring kit or a cartridge, and you rarely need a whole new faucet.

Common repairs

ProblemPartExamples
Leak under the sink, or the hose is kinked or splitPull-down or pull-out hose951-0740, 951-1810 (Pasadena), 951-2590 (F-529-7ND), 951-2350 (FWKP-7)
Sprayhead leaks or buttons stickSprayhead950-397A / 950-397S (Pfirst), 950-529S
Sprayhead will not retractHose weight950-0520
Leak at the base of the spoutSpout O-ring kit931-0660 (WKP168), 950-8200 (Avante)
Drip from the spoutCartridge974-0440 (WKP-5), with retainer ring 931-0110

Finding your model

Pfister kitchen faucet numbers often start with F-529 or LG529, or a WKP code. The number is on the box and on the install paperwork. Many hose listings name the faucet they fit, so the model number gets you to the right hose quickly.

Counter tip: Quick-connect hoses snap onto the supply. Older hoses thread on. Look at how yours attaches before ordering.

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