Single Handle Kitchen Faucet With Spray (Recertified) in Stainless

Hello, Thank you for your question! It will be shipped via UPS and you will receive email confirmation with tracking information once the item ships. Please reach out with further questions! Best Regards, Tim Digital Communications Specialist

Hi Liz B, Thank you for your question about the Delta Faucet model B4410LF-SS. This faucet model may use a threaded connection for the sprayer or a snap-on quick connect. It may not be possible to use a sprayer from another Delta faucet with this faucet. The copper supply tubes are not removable. See the parts diagram for more information: https://media.deltafaucet.com/PartsDiagram/DPD-K-B1310LF%20Rev%20G.pdf Please reach out with any additional questions! Best Regards, Bryan Digital Communications Specialist

Hi Liz93, Thanks so much for contacting Delta Faucet Company about B4410LF-SS-R! The faucet would require supply lines purchased separately from the faucet to the hot and cold shut-offs. Our Delta Recertified Faucet is a product that has been examined to confirm the product is in like-new condition, and the product & parts have never been installed, and all parts are included. In nearly all instances, the box was never opened, but the packaging may show signs of wear. Please contact us directly if you have any questions or need additional assistance. Best Regards, Nicole Digital Communications Specialist

Hi ronald, thank you for contacting Delta Faucet Company! This model has a ball and seats and springs. If you have a model with a cartridge you may have a DST faucet. We have reached out to you directly for further assistance! We appreciate your inquiry. Please reach out directly with further questions! Best Regards, Kyra Digital Communications Specialist

Hi Valued Customer, Thank you for your question. Yes, There is not a specific sized wrench recommended to remove the aerator. A strap wrench or channel locks will work to remove the aerator. Make sure to protect the aerator housing if using channel locks or pliers. Please feel free to contact us directly for technical information at 800-345-3358. We are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Thank you for being a loyal Delta Faucet customer. Best Regards, Themar Digital Communications Specialist (800) 345-3358

H Joe 09, Thank you for your question about the Delta Faucet model B4410LF-SS-R. Turning the adjusting ring with the handle removed can tighten or loosen the handle. Flushing the faucet with the aerator removed can help clear trapped debris or sediment, causing the issue. Or I recommend the RP77763 repair kit. Please reach out with any additional questions! Best Regards, Bryan Digital Communications Specialist

Hi June, Thank you for your question regarding our Delta Faucet B4410LF-SS-R. Please accept our sincere apology for the inconvenience you are experiencing. We will be happy to assist you in resolving this issue as quickly as possible. We have reached out to you directly by email to further assist you. Thank you for being a loyal Delta Faucet customer. Best Regards, Themar Digital Communications Specialist (800) 345-3358 customerservice@deltafaucet.com

Thank you for contacting Delta Faucet Company! Please accept our sincere apology for the inconvenience you are experiencing. Here is what we can do to resolve your issue for you. We do recommend flushing the valve; it will allow the removal of debris in the lines which is causing the decreased flow. Here are the steps for flushing your faucet: Please shut water supplies off before starting this process. You will need a 1/8” Allen wrench, a towel, and a bucket. 1. Please start but shutting off the water to both hold and cold supplies and then put the handle in the on position to drain the water from the faucet. (This will also ensure the shut-off is complete off.). 2. Please remove your handle with the 1/8" Allen wrench. There may be a blue/red button cover that can be removed with a sharp nail file or tweezers. 4. Please pull the handle off of the cap, which can be unthreaded from the body. This should only be hand tight, but if you need to use a tool, we would recommend a strap wrench. (soaking a rag in 50/50 solution and wrapping around anything too tight will help loosen up the threads) 6. You will now see the Cam & Packing and stem to the ball assemble. Please remove these. 7. If you look into the valve, you should see a seat and spring that would need to be removed. Use the Allen wrench to place inside the seat and spring and tilt and pull out. Next, you would need to remove the spout body, please use a side-to-side motion as you pull up on the spout body. Once the spout body has been removed, use that same Allen wrench for the seat and spring removal to push the diverter out from the inside. At this time, I recommend placing all the parts into a bowl for reassembling. 8. Place the towel around the faucet on the counter and the bucket over the valve where you removed all the internal parts. Please turn both water supplies on. Please flush the faucet out for about 30 seconds to a minute. 9. After this, shut the hot and cold supplies off, reassemble and check for the flow and hammer sound. Thank you for being a loyal Delta Faucet customer. We appreciate your business and look forward to continuing to serve you. Please contact us back with any further questions. Best Regards, Themar Digital Communications Specialist (800) 345-3358 customerservice@deltafaucet.com