Need a replacement kitchen faucet button.

[TNFSolitude]

I just need the black rubber button cover. It tore and then came apart. I pulled the grommet ring out that seals out the water. I checked the owner's manual and can't find the manufacturer. A little help please. Thanks.

[Cate&Rob]

Hey Tom,

Exactly the same thing happened to ours. The whole OEM assembly is so "fragile/light weight", I just replaced the whole faucet assembly with something that I can get parts for at any plumbing store. The swap was easy because the fittings on the factory Pex lines connected directly to the new faucet assembly.

Rob

[GDRV Service]

I just need the black rubber button cover. It tore and then came apart. I pulled the grommet ring out that seals out the water. I checked the owner's manual and can't find the manufacturer. A little help please. Thanks.

Hi Tom & Nancy (@TNFSolitude),

Generally speaking, RV faucet manufacturers stamp their brand on the back (not the bottom) of their faucet. Note: If you need further replacement parts assistance, please contact the Parts Professionals at your RV dealership for assistance.

Thank you in advance...

Best regards,
~ Janice

[Namlehse]

Hey Tom,

Exactly the same thing happened to ours. The whole OEM assembly is so "fragile/light weight", I just replaced the whole faucet assembly with something that I can get parts for at any plumbing store. The swap was easy because the fittings on the factory Pex lines connected directly to the new faucet assembly.

Rob

I was wondering about doing that. I'd like something that feels a bit more substantial (Read, less plastic). Was it a direct fit for the counter, or did it require any drilling?

[Paul & Deb]

Many folks here have already replaced the plastic OEM faucet with residential faucets from any good home supply store (or online). They are direct replacement and have much nicer finishes AND work far better. We had the common "low pressure" problem in our 337 and I replaced my OEM faucet within the first month of ownership and now the sprayer in particular works perfectly even with very low pressure. I chose an American Standard set which included the soap dispenser which I installed (very, very simple to do).

[Cate&Rob]

A direct replacement as Paul says. Attachment is standard residential 8" centres and 1/2" compression water connections.
The only "problem" that we found is that we chose a faucet with a solid (read heavy) lever handle. This handle will fall open while travelling. Not a big deal unless you forget to shut the water pump off . . . in which case, the contents of the water tank will now be in the grey tank . Bin-ther-dun-that.

Rob

[LCBoyer]

Try putting s rubber band around the handle when you travel.

[Cate&Rob]

Try putting s rubber band around the handle when you travel.

That's exactly what we do . . . not a problem now .