The valve assembly under the sink is brass with a integral tee for the sprayer hose. The hose connector is unthreaded. Under the sink at the end of the stainless steel sprayer hose is a 3/4" long brass coupling, then a gray plastic piece inserted into the brass coupling that fits over the integral tee coming out of the valve assembly. No markings to indicate the faucet manufacturer. I'm not sure how to remove the sprayer hose but am considering either prying it off, which may break something critical, or just removing the entire faucet/sprayer assembly and replacing the whole enchilada.

Here is a picture of the where the sprayer hose connects. How do I remove the hose and where can I get a replacement?

See your Pic, try to push the grey and pull the hose see if it disconnect, if does once it is removed and take to plumbing supply if they can help you a replacement, Thanks.

John

Thanks for the tip. Push the grey insert to the left and further into the coupling? Or push it to the right toward the valve assembly?

Hi Rainesbros555...

John got you started real well... :) Use a pair of needlenose pliers to push on the gray ring while pushing on the brass coupler with your hand in the opposite direction and once the gray ring is compressed you will PULL on the brass coupler to release. Give it a shot...

MARK

Hello massplumber2008,
Thanks for the advise and photo! I'll give that a shot.

Hi Rainesbros555...

John got ya started real well...:) Use a pair of needlenose pliers to push on the gray ring while pushing on the brass coupler with your hand in the opposite direction and once the gray ring is compressed you will PULL on the brass coupler to release. Give it a shot...

MARK

What is the name of these parts or where can I find them this is what I need to fix my sprayer but I don't know where to find them I would like to order them on-line
Thanks

Hi Cher

That will depend on the manufacturer of your faucet. Can you post a picture of your faucet?

Mark

It looks just like the picture above of the under sink parts.

I think this is a moen faucet... what brand name is on your faucet? Let me know... OK?

If you have a moen faucet you can get repair parts at no charge by calling 1800BUYMOEN.

Back to you...

Mark