Kitchen Faucet Replacement Hose Pull Down Pull Out

The hose on my Kraus kitchen faucet with a pull down head sprung a leak and unfortunately my model faucet has been discontinued by Kraus and no replacement hoses are available anywhere. This hose did the trick--arrived overnight by Amazon and was easy to install. Works perfectly and no more leak.

Worked like a charm. Installed in less than 1 hour. expecting long term durability

This worked great to provide a longer hose for my faucet so it could fill the coffee maker. The adapter for the quick connect fit my end exactly.

Fit perfect .

I scoured the net looking for a replacement house when our Kraus decided to leak around the weight. It was a no go from HD/Lowes/Ace and just about all supply shops online. This fit our kitchen spring neck style faucet perfectly. Ours already had the blue quick connect and the two O rings, so it was a quick exchange. As others have said there was an obstruction. Ours was a small white plastic piece that guards the copper water lines. I pushed and pushed an it finally dropped out and the line poked through and then I just put the white piece back in. It really took all of ten minutes. This is the kind of stuff that makes Amazon a life saver. I had it in two days and could not find it elsewhere locally.

I was skeptical because of the reviews that said it might not fit but it fit on my particular Kraus faucet no problem.

I read the reviews, not sure where this fits Kraus. Are these bots writing this garbage. Not even close.

I usually don’t write reviews, but finding this replacement was a pain! So I have a vintage 2012 Kraus sink and faucet combo. The faucet is KPF-1612. The hose decided to spring a leak while we did the dishes this past Thanksgiving. Great timing! After Amazon sent the right hose, it was easy to install. Push up on the white quick adapter to release it, pull the old one up and through the hole. Save the original parts as the threaded part for the sprayer that came with the new hose was matte and I need shiny. To reinstall you might need to go under the sink and pull the hot and cold supply lines slightly forward to get the male quick connect end down through the single faucet handle. It is tight! A push on the quick connect and a twist of the sprayer and I was back in business. I didn’t install the counter weight as the new hose is shorter than the OEM. So, yes this fits a Kraus with a quick connect on one end and a flange to accept the threaded end on the other. I bought a back up and we will see how long this one lasts.