BRA 4 stage value plus - 75 GPD Faucet Adapter

[Corey Shelk]

So this faucet adapter and the faucet diverted valve adapter don’t fit my sink faucet because they are threaded and my sink isn’t. Does anyone know where I can find an adapter that isn’t threaded or how I can still attach them?

 

[LeftyReefer]

did you try removing the threaded cap from your faucet? You probably need to remove the existing threaded cap and then thread on the adapter. Like you were changing out the aerator.

 

[Corey Shelk]

my faucet has no threaded cap

 

[homer1475]

Yes it does.....

Remove the aerator(the bottom part in that picture) where the screens are located. Then you can screw in the adapter.

 

[homer1475]

Here is my bathroom sink.....

Heres with the aerator still attached(no idea why its cockeyed, but could explain why the water comes out a little slanted. lol)

And the aerator itself that unscrews from the bottom of the faucet:

And the faucet after the aerator has been removed:

Might need a pair of pliers to remove it, but they are all made the same and that bottom part comes off.

 

[Corey Shelk]

Here is my bathroom sink.....

Heres with the aerator still attached(no idea why its cockeyed, but could explain why the water comes out a little slanted. lol)

And the aerator itself that unscrews from the bottom of the faucet:

And the faucet after the aerator has been removed:

Might need a pair of pliers to remove it, but they are all made the same and that bottom part comes off.

Ah ok, thank you!!

 

[Corey Shelk]

Here is my bathroom sink.....

Heres with the aerator still attached(no idea why its cockeyed, but could explain why the water comes out a little slanted. lol)

And the aerator itself that unscrews from the bottom of the faucet:

And the faucet after the aerator has been removed:

Might need a pair of pliers to remove it, but they are all made the same and that bottom part comes off.

Any extra tips? My pliers are just scratching it rather than twisting it

 

[minus9]

Use a silicon or rubber pad to grip it with pliers. If it’s never been off, then you can put a little distilled vinegar in a baggie and use a rubber band to hold it over the faucet tip for a few hours.

 

[Corey Shelk]

Use a silicon or rubber pad to grip it with pliers. If it’s never been off, then you can put a little distilled vinegar in a baggie and use a rubber band to hold it over the faucet tip for a few hours.

Thank you!

 

[homer1475]

Use a silicon or rubber pad to grip it with pliers. If it’s never been off, then you can put a little distilled vinegar in a baggie and use a rubber band to hold it over the faucet tip for a few hours.

This ^^

And after looking at my photos, I might need to replace my faucet!

 

[homer1475]

Vinegar will help dissolve the lime, calcium, and other things in your water that usually "rusts" them together.

I take all mine off twice a year to clear off the screens when my municipality flushes out the water lines. they tend to get clogged up with sand and "other" particles.

 

[LeftyReefer]

Use a pipe wrench on it if necessary. You can wrap the jaws with something to prevent scratching.