I had low pressure in both hot and cold with a lot of pressure in spray nozzel. I replaced thediverter valve pressure in hot and cold much better, however when I use the spray it has low pressure and does not shut the faucet off. How do you adjust the screw on the diverter? Clockwise or counter-clockwise.

Please tell us the brand and the model number of your faucet, thanks.

John

I am puzzled: usually, the diverter valve is built into the faucet column and is not adjustable. As John said, tell us what type / kind /brand of the faucet you have so we can look it up and help you.

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Originally Posted by rknoll

I had low pressure in both hot and cold with alot of pressure in spray nozzel. I replaced thediverter valve pressure in hot and cold much better, however when I use the spray it has low pressure and does not shut the faucet off. How do you adjust the screw on the diverter? clockwise or counter-clockwise.

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Adjustable diverter, huh? Adjust it for what? To give more water? Diverters already divert all the pressure the valve has to offer in a normal kitchen faucet. Have you got a faucet that chokes the spray down? We really need the brand name and model of your faucet>< Regards, Tom