Delta Bathroom Faucet Aerator Key

A cache aerator (1) is "hidden" even with the end of the spout. Look on the end of the aerator for a circle of notches, like the crenulations on top of a castle. A small tool called an aerator wrench (2), which came with the faucet, is used to remove the cache aerator.

This wrench has teeth that match up with those on the aerator. To use the wrench, line up the notches. Use the fingers of one.

For use with certain Delta Classic 0.5 GPM bathroom faucets, this aerator removal key provides a quick and easy way to make simple repairs to the faucet. About This Product Use this Cache Aerator Wrench to remove certain bathroom sink faucet aerators. This specialty tool allows the weekend DIYer to remove and replace aerators clogged with hard water deposits.

Delta is committed to providing you with the best experience with water. That's why we've made a variety of repair parts available. Streamline your plumbing tasks with a specialized faucet aerator wrench.

Enjoy hassle. By following these key takeaways, you'll be able to remove the aerator from your Delta bathroom faucet with confidence, ensuring optimal performance and a longer lifespan for your faucet. NSBELL 20PCS Faucet Cache Aerators with 4PCS Faucet Aerator Key Removal Wrench, Water Saving Flow Restrictor Set Replacement Part, for Bathroom or Kitchen Sink, Male Threads 16.5 18.5 21.5 24.

To remove the cache aerator, turn off the water supply to the faucet, locate the aerator, open the jaws, hook the tips in the notches on the aerator, and spin the aerator counterclockwise. Delta makes a key for removing a Delta aerator, and a small tool called an aerator wrench comes with the faucet. This 1.5 GPM PCA Water Saving Delta Hidden Aerator is used in select faucet models and can save you up to 30% water compared to using the standard 2.2 GPM aerator.

Removal and installation of aerator is easy with the key. It has a soft aerated water stream with a pressure compensating design that helps to maintain a constant and comfortable water flow regardless of pressure fluctuations. The cache aerator is a common feature on Delta faucets, so to complete a basic Delta faucet repair, you need a tool to remove the aerator.

Delta makes a key for removing a Delta faucet aerator, and you can also buy a third-party key that works on most available faucets, including Delta faucets. For use with many Delta bathroom sink faucets Fits aerators found in Innovations, Leland, Lahara, Addison, Dryden, Linden, and Classic bathroom faucet collections Easily removes cache aerators View Delta Faucet's Return Policy.