Are your rinsers leaking, sticking, or responding slowly? It might be time to clean your rinser. Begin by sliding the collar up and off the sprayer body. Use an adjustable wrench to remove the threaded cartidge, then use a screwdriver to take out the bottom screw. Clean the sprayer head, plunger body, and screw with soapy water. Once everything is washed, lubricate all the parts and apply a thread locker to the screw. Finally, reinstall the rinser faucet.
Pro Tip: Inspect the three o-rings for cracks or excessive looseness, and replace them if necessary.
