Delta Faucet Co. Customer FAQ

If your touch faucet is not running water despite having battery power, ensure that the batteries are installed correctly and are not depleted. Check for blockages in the aerator or the water supply lines. If the faucet has a power switch, verify it is turned on. Additionally, if your faucet has a reset button, press it to reset the system. If the issue persists, there may be a problem with the control module or other components.

You can typically find manuals for Delta products, including the Delta 3-way shower control, by searching for the specific model on the Delta Faucet Co. website. Look for the "Support" or "Resources" section where manuals are available for download.

To take apart the Delta bathroom single faucet model 50587, you typically start by turning off the water supply. Next, remove the handle by loosening the set screw, which is usually located underneath or on the side of the handle. Once the handle is off, you can unscrew the retaining nut to access the cartridge. Gently pull out the cartridge, which may require some wiggling. Remember to keep track of all parts as you disassemble. When reassembling, follow the steps in reverse order. Always consult the manufacturer’s instructions for specific details related to your model.

Yes, Delta Faucet offers a limited lifetime warranty on their faucets for the original purchaser, covering parts and finishes.

While plumbers putty can often be used for small leaks, it's not recommended for a permanent fix, particularly in the flange area. The flange can be under significant pressure, and over time, any temporary fix like putty may fail. It's highly recommended to replace any faulty parts in your Delta Faucet to prevent further issues. Delta Faucet products come with a Lifetime Limited Warranty that covers parts and finishes, so you may be eligible for replacement parts at no cost. It's essential to seek the help of a professional if you're not comfortable doing this repair yourself.