How to Install a 131381 Hose

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This article will explain how to replace a faucet hose.

Preparation: The water supply shut off valves must be turned off- see article How to Turn Off the Water Supply to the Faucet.

The 131381 hose that you were sent may look slightly different than your original hose. While they look different they are interchangeable. The hose connection to the faucet body changed will be either brass or non-metallic material, and the hose diameter has changed slightly.

Brass

Connection to Faucet Body

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Non-Metallic

Connection to Faucet Body

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Before disconnecting the hose from the faucet body, you will need to identify which of the two connection types the faucet uses: a Double Quick Connect that was used from 2007-2010 or an Integrated Single Quick Connect that was released in 2010. To locate your connection, begin by going under the sink and locating the faucet hose. Next follow the hose up to where it connects to the faucet body. Compare your connection type with the chart below.

Hoses Style	To Disconnect	To Connect
Double Quick Connect 2007-2010 A Double Quick Connect is a plastic connector that will have two black or two white release tabs. One side will attach to the faucet hose and the other will attach to the metal faucet body.	1. Remove the hose weight. 2. Remove the Double Quick Connect from the hose: Double Quick Connect Types: One end of the double quick is attached to the faucet body and one end is attached to the hose. Follow the instructions below to disconnect the end closest to the hose. Black with white release tab-Squeeze the white tabs together and push the tabs in. Pull the hose from the quick connect. White with black release tab-Press and hold the black button while pulling the hose out from the quick connect. 3. Grab ahold of the sprayer and pull the hose out through the faucet toward you.	1. Tighten the spray wand onto the hose. 2. Insert the hose into the opening of the faucet body and feed through. 3. Remove and discard plastic cap from end of pullout hose. 4. Attach the hose back onto the quick connect. Black with white release tab-Insert the end of the quick connect over the faucet body and press the white button in to lock the faucet part in. White with black release tab- Insert the end of the quick connect over the faucet body. There will be an audible click to let you know the faucet shank is secure. 5. To test this, gently tug on the quick connect. 6. Install the hose weight onto the hose on the spray wand side a few inches up from the bottom.
Built-In Single Quick Connect 2010-Present An Integrated Single Quick Connect is a plastic connector that is permanently attached to a flexible tube that extends from the faucet body. It will have only one black or white release tab.	1. Remove the hose weight. 2. Remove the hose from the built-in quick connect: Built-In Single Quick Connect Types: Black with white release tab-Squeeze the white tabs together and push the tabs in. Pull the hose out of the black quick connect housing. White with black release tab-Press and hold the black button to release the quick connect from the spray hose and pull the hose out of the white quick connect housing. 3. Grab ahold of the sprayer and pull the hose out through the faucet toward you.	1. Tighten the spray wand onto the hose. 2. Insert the hose into the opening of the faucet body and feed through. 3. Remove and discard plastic cap from end of pullout hose. 4. If using a non-snap on hose weight, install the hose weight. If using a snap on hose weight, move to step 6 5. Slide the hose into the built-in quick connect: Black with white release tab-Insert the hose into the built-in quick connect and press the white button in to lock the spray hose in. White with black release tab-Insert the hose into the built-in quick connect. There will be an audible click to let you know the spray hose is secure. 6. To test this, gently tug on the quick connect. 7. If using a snap on hose weight, install the hose weight onto the hose on the spray wand side a few inches up from the bottom..

Hoses Style

To Disconnect

To Connect

Double Quick Connect

2007-2010

A Double Quick Connect is a plastic connector that will have two black or two white release tabs. One side will attach to the faucet hose and the other will attach to the metal faucet body.

1. Remove the hose weight.

2. Remove the Double Quick Connect from the hose:

Double Quick Connect Types:

One end of the double quick is attached to the faucet body and one end is attached to the hose. Follow the instructions below to disconnect the end closest to the hose.

Black with white release tab-Squeeze the white tabs together and push the tabs in. Pull the hose from the quick connect.
White with black release tab-Press and hold the black button while pulling the hose out from the quick connect.

3. Grab ahold of the sprayer and pull the hose out through the faucet toward you.

1. Tighten the spray wand onto the hose.

2. Insert the hose into the opening of the faucet body and feed through.

3. Remove and discard plastic cap from end of pullout hose.

4. Attach the hose back onto the quick connect.

Black with white release tab-Insert the end of the quick connect over the faucet body and press the white button in to lock the faucet part in.
White with black release tab- Insert the end of the quick connect over the faucet body. There will be an audible click to let you know the faucet shank is secure.

5. To test this, gently tug on the quick connect.

6. Install the hose weight onto the hose on the spray wand side a few inches up from the bottom.

Built-In Single Quick Connect

2010-Present

An Integrated Single Quick Connect is a plastic connector that is permanently attached to a flexible tube that extends from the faucet body. It will have only one black or white release tab.

1. Remove the hose weight.

2. Remove the hose from the built-in quick connect:

Built-In Single Quick Connect Types:

Black with white release tab-Squeeze the white tabs together and push the tabs in. Pull the hose out of the black quick connect housing.
White with black release tab-Press and hold the black button to release the quick connect from the spray hose and pull the hose out of the white quick connect housing.

3. Grab ahold of the sprayer and pull the hose out through the faucet toward you.

1. Tighten the spray wand onto the hose.

2. Insert the hose into the opening of the faucet body and feed through.

3. Remove and discard plastic cap from end of pullout hose.

4. If using a non-snap on hose weight, install the hose weight. If using a snap on hose weight, move to step 6

5. Slide the hose into the built-in quick connect:

Black with white release tab-Insert the hose into the built-in quick connect and press the white button in to lock the spray hose in.
White with black release tab-Insert the hose into the built-in quick connect. There will be an audible click to let you know the spray hose is secure.

6. To test this, gently tug on the quick connect.

7. If using a snap on hose weight, install the hose weight onto the hose on the spray wand side a few inches up from the bottom..

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