Kitchen Sink Pullout Spray Nozzle Leaks
I have a 2012 Denali 29RKS. The original kitchen sink equipment is, I might say, a rather poor quality one-handle pullout faucet.
On our first trip, the handle broke off, so we used vice-grips until I could do a permanent fix (so far) with auto body epoxy.
The latest problem is the pullout spray nozzle leaks profusely at the connection to the hose. I am hesitant at this point to remove the spray nozzle. There is no information in the owners manual as to make and manufacturer, so I am not able to call them. I have included a picture of the fixture.
To dis-attach the spray nozzle from the hose, does it unscrew, and if so, at what point in the connection? If I dis-attach successfully, is there a replacement nozzle available that can be securely attached, leak free?
If it is not feasible to repair the pullout nozzle only, then I will need to replace the entire fixture. Does anybody have any experience with this? What mfr make and model replacements were preferred? What kind of tools will I need to do work in the confined space behind the sink? Do I need to have tiny little hands and arms and lay prostrate on my back?
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