Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet in Chrome

Hi CharlieQW, Thank you for your question. The main difference between the 9159-AR-DST and the 19935-SSSD-DST is in the styling of the faucet. Both faucets are pulldown spray models with magnedock, touch clean sprayheads, and our Diamand Seal Technology cartridges. Thanks, Dave

Thank you for your question. We do not have retailers in Denmark at this time. To purchase Delta Faucet model # 9159-CZ-DST in the DC area, any wholesaler or retailer like Ferguson Enterprises. Thomas Sommerville, Home Depot, or Lowes may or may not stock the model. However, they will be able to special order it for you.

Thank you for your question. Delta Faucet model # 9159-AR-DST is set at 1.8 gpm at 60 psi. This is to follow today's water legislation. We do not offer a higher gpm aerator for this model.

Hello Michelle1962, Thank you for your question. The sprayer assembly for the Delta 9959-AR-DST faucet unscrews counterclockwise at the hose connection. Once removed, this can be soaked in a solution of 50% white vinegar and 50% water solution and can be soaked for an hour or even overnight. Best regards, Tanya

Thank you for your question, Tammy! There is a screen where the spray wand connects to the hose that you can check for debris. You can also soak the complete wand in a 50/50 white vinegar and water solution to help dissolve any mineral buildup. Best regards, Jon

Hi, Bunni! Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, there is not a limit stop to get hotter water for this faucet. Best Regards, Rosanna

Hi, ala8c! Thank you for your question. The spray mode on the sprayer assembly for the Delta 9159-CZ-DST is a toggle and will stay at the mode you select without having to keep pressing the desired spray mode. Best Regards, Rosanna

Hi, We appreciate the question. It is not recommended to use the Delta 9959-AR-DST with a R/O Systems. We only recommend using our Beverage faucets with the R/O systems. Best regards, Brandis

Thank you for your question. Delta Faucet models 9159-DST and 9959-DST are the same faucet with the 9959-DST just being a smaller version of the kitchen faucet. The only reason we would not recommend using the 9959-DST is it may not have the reach that you would like to all corners of the sink but that is a personal preference issue.

Hi H, Thank you for your question.Our RP63263 adapter kit should work for your needs. The 2 sets of adapters convert the 3/8" compression thread on the faucet to either 1/2" compression or 1/2" IPS thread. http://www.deltafaucet.com/repairparts/details/rp63263.html Thanks, Dave

Hello Thank you for your question! Yes, it is comparable to stainless steel or brushed nickel. Please reach out with further questions! Best Regards, Tim Digital Communications Specialist

Thank you for your question Buggy! When you push the button to spray on the Delta 9159-CZ-DST, it stays on until you toggle the button back to the opposite mode. Best Regards, Christina

Hi Sal, Thank you for your question. The handle motion on the model 9959-AR-DST is out to turn the water volume on, and forward to adjust temperature. The handle does not travel back. Thanks, Dave

Thank you for your question, Theo! Model 9159-AR-DST is a standard pull-down kitchen faucet whereas model 9959-AR-DST is the Bar Prep version and is slightly shorter. https://www.deltafaucet.com/product-comparison?modelNumber=9159-AR-DST&modelNumber=9959-AR-DST Best regards, Edward

Hi Anna, Thank you for your question. The spray hose is made of an ultracore liner. The ultracore liner was developed to be resistance to chlorine and chloramines. The supply tubes are PEX (cross linked Polyethylene) which are also designed to be chlorine and chloramine resistant. Both the hoses and the supply lines are covered under the lifetime warranty for the product. The handle needs 1-1/2" of clearance to the rear and will extend out 4-3/8" to the right of the faucet centers. If you are placing the soap dispenser to the left of the spout 4" centers would be a normal distance. If you are placing the soap dispenser to the right , 6" centers should give you enough space. I have attached a link to the spec sheet for the model 9159-DST below. Thanks, Dave http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/documentation/9159-dst.html?document=ts&fromDetailArea=kitchen&documentIndex=0#flashWrapper

Hi, Grant! Thank you for your question. Both Delta 9159-BL-DST and the Trinsic bathroom faucets should move out to turn on and give cold water. Pulling the handle towards you and down will give hot water. Best Regards, Rosanna

Hello JoAnna, Thank you for your question. The hose assembly of the Delta Trinsic Bar/Prep 9959-DST faucet will hang from the spout, if pulled out, until it is push back up to the magnet at the end of the spout. Our Pull-Out/Down faucet are not designed with retractable hose assemblies. Best regards, Tanya

Hi, Blopez0487! Thank you for your question. We do not offer hot water dispensers. However, we do have a beverage faucet and a bar/prep faucet that will both match the Delta 9159-CZ-DST faucet. The beverage faucet that will match is our Delta 1977-CZ-DST faucet. The Bar/Prep faucet that will match is our 9959-CZ-DST faucet. Here are links to both units: https://www.deltafaucet.com/kitchen/product/1977-CZ-DST https://www.deltafaucet.com/kitchen/product/9959-CZ-DST Best Regards, Rosanna

Hi, Phil! Thank you for your question. The Delta RP77702 escutcheon plate will not fit with the Delta 9959-DST faucet. The only escutcheon plate that will work for this faucet is RP64070. Best Regards, Rosanna

Hi TPOD, Thank you for your question. The measurement from the faucet center(center of hole) to the center of the water stream is 9-1/2". Here is a link to the model 9159-AR-DST spec sheet with this information. http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/documentation/9159-ar-dst.html?document=ts&fromDetailArea=kitchen&documentIndex=0#flashWrapper Thanks, Dave

The wand assembly probably needs to be taken apart and cleaned. There is a YouTube video illustrating this. Here are the steps: 1. Use small screw driver at top of button to pop it off. 2. Remove the Phillips head set screw. 3. Slide interior assembly down slightly to expose set screw hole in small plastic "cam" piece. 4. Pop out (from bottom) the small plastic "cam" piece. 5. Slide interior assembly down to completely remove. 6. Unscrew the bottom part (about 1/2" long) of interior assembly. 7. Clean both parts of interior assembly (this will be obvious!). Reassemble the wand assembly by repeating the above steps in reverse order. Replace the button (last reassembly step) by pushing in bottom part first. If button does not work, remove and try again. This took me several tries. Here is the link to the YouTube video, which is not mine, but was very helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7Yx1f1r5lQ&feature=em-share_video_user

Hi Karen, Thank you for your question! Here is the cleaning and care information for our Delta products below: Always blot dry any water from faucet surface. Allowing water to evaporate on the surface can lead to build up of mineral deposits. Cleaning with a damp non-abrasive sponge and buffing it dry with a clean soft cloth should help keep your product looking beautiful. To remove water spots, use warm water and a soft, damp cloth. Hard water stains may be removed using a 50/50 solution of white vinegar and water. Make certain that you rinse thoroughly with water afterward. If additional cleaning is required, all of our finishes may be cleaned with the following household cleaners: Formula 409® Antibacterial All Purpose Cleaner, Fantastik® All Purpose Cleaner, or Windex® Original Glass Cleaner, when used according to the manufacturers' instructions for use. Avoid using the following which can damage your finish: Avoid industrial cleaners and abrasive cleaners, such as those used for toilet bowls, green Scotch-Brite heavy duty scrub sponges, Scrubbing Bubbles Bathroom Cleaner and Lysol Basin Tub, Soft Scrub, and Tile Cleaner. Avoid products that state on the label that they remove tarnish and rust, and those containing hydrofluoric, hydrochloric and/or phosphoric acids and caustic agents. Avoid harsh abrasives or polishes Avoid bleach-based cleaners Best regards, Brandis

Hi, Marilyn66! Thank you for your question. The Limited Swivel on the Delta 9159-CZLS-DST Faucet indicates that the spout swivels only 140° instead of the whole 360° as the Delta 9159-CZ-DST Faucet swivels. Best Regards, Rosanna

Hi YT, Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, we do not make a Beverage faucet in the Matte Black finish. Venetian Bronze is a dark brown color with bronze highlights. Best regards, Jon

Thank you for your question. The pullout hose for this model is 62" leaving approximately 18"-22" of available hose length depending on the installation. Best regards, Edward

Hi TracyC, Thank you for your question. The supply lines on the model 9159-CZ-DST have 3/8" compression fitttings. We have adapters that will convert to 1/2" compression or 1/2" pipe thread sizes. Thanks, Dave

Hi Em, Thank you for your question! The faucet can be installed with the handle towards the left side. Just keep in mind it will operate backwards compared to standard installation. Best regards, Brandis

Thank you for your question, Brett! The Delta Trinsic Faucet models 9159-DST and 9959-DST are the same faucets, with the 9959-DST just being a smaller version of the kitchen faucet. The only reason we would not recommend using the 9959-DST is it may not have the reach that you would like to all corners of the sink. However, it would be a personal preference of the homeowner or installer. Best regards, Tanya

Hi Julie, Thank you for your question! The spout, body, and handle are metal. The valve consists of a Diamond Seal Technology (DST) cartridge with a brass bonnet nut. The supply lines are PEX tubing. For more information about DST, please click the link below. https://www.deltafaucet.com/design-innovation/innovations/kitchen/diamond-seal-technology Best regards, Jon

Hi, CH335! Thank you for your question. I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing low flow from your faucet. Over time, common water debris will settle in the house supply lines. Anytime the water is shut off to a portion of the home, this debris can become dislodged and will move through the pipes to be caught by a faucet. Local construction or the changing of the seasons can also cause this. Flushing the supply lines through the unit should remedy this situation. To flush the unit, we recommend the following: Start with the easy stuff: Remove your aerator, wand or hose to check the flow through the unit without that part installed. If the flow is good, the piece you’ve removed is where the issue is. Soaking the part in a 50/50 mixture of white vinegar and water could help remove any particles or debris blocking the flow. If the water does not have a good flow, the problem could be in the faucet. Next, check the supply lines for debris: Turn the supply off to both the hot and cold-water lines. Once off, turn the handle on the faucet to the on position and leave it there to bleed the lines of any excess water. Next, disconnect the hot water supply line and place it inside of a bucket. Once the line is securely positioned into the bucket, turn on the cold-water supply. Since the handle was left in the on position, the water will flow up the cold supply line, through the faucet cartridge and back down the hot water line into the bucket. Leave this flowing for at least 30 seconds. After flushing, reconnect the hot water line and repeat this process with the cold-water line to ensure all particles have been removed from both supplies. If you need further help with this process, please contact us directly and we can walk you through the procedure. We are available at 800-345-3358 (prompt 2, then 3), Monday through Friday, 8am to 8pm and Saturday, 9am to 6pm CST. Best Regards, Rosanna