Отзывы о Смеситель для ванны hansgrohe Metropol Classic 31360090, рычажный

The hose is not as pictured above... There is a "snap" connector in the middle of the hose now so that you may work on the part that goes to the water valve independently from the part that goes to the spigot. The snap has not worked correctly since I purchased and has popped several times now making a huge mess. Took the hose to the local plumbing shop and they told me that this is a common problem with this set up and that I should try to get the original hose (as pictured) and not this new set up. This is going back for sure.

My husband installed this in less than an hour as a repair for our 3 year old Hansgrohe Talis faucet. He is the kind of guy that fixes minor household issues, but we typically hire professionals more often than not. After reading the reviews, I thought it was going to be difficult and require our plumber, but it wasn’t. The instructions were okay once he determined which set of instructions to use. He found a YouTube video from Hansgrohe that showed how to feed the new hose into the faucet and he got it through on the third try.

Hose install is fairly straight forward and the instructions were certainly adequate to get the job done. Total time was 1 hour start to finish. As my faucet was fairly old and still had the original hose, i had to convert mine to the quick connect version with the included hose adapter. Had zero trouble threading the hose through the faucet as it’s slightly smaller in diameter. Also had no problem removing the plastic protective cap for the quick connect end of the hose. Both have been mentioned as problematic but fortunately not in my case. Helpful hints...I removed the cabinet doors to make this job easier. Keeps them out of the way and less likely to be damaged. Also, relieve yourself before you start any job :).

Needed a replacement hose, ordered this and installed. Installed easily. It’s smaller in diameter than the original so I had to find a way to thicken the diameter so the weight would secure under the sink. I wrapped plumbing tape around the new hose about a dozen times and secured the weight over the tape. Works perfect.

This is the third hose I have replaced in 4 years. The faucet is great, the hose not made to last. Next time it leaks I will replace the faucet, needless to say, it will NOT be a Hansgrohe.

This is an exact fit for the Hansgrohe Allegro high arc faucet. The first one lasted about 5 years. I am not sure if the Hansgrohe lifetime warranty covers normal wear-and-tear. Perhaps it does, but I needed the hose immediately and Amazon Prime delivered it quickly.

We purchased this as a replacement when our original hose began leaking due to rubbing. This hose is a bit smaller in diameter, which was actually a good thing in our case. It slides in and out much easier than the original hose, and there doesn't seem to be any rubbing/friction where it will wear out like the old one. Instructions were clear, and installation was easy. Our original didn't have the quick release under the sink, so having that is a bit of an upgrade.

As a side note, we went to two plumbing supply stores locally to try to get this before ordering from Amazon. One store was a Hansgrohe supplier. Neither had this in stock.

This pull down hose was a replacement for the original one that developed a leak near the handle. This hose is much better in that it pulls out and retracts much more smoothly. The installation was not too bad. The hardest part was trying to reach the connections underneath the sink.

It isn’t clear from the photos but this part includes everything you need to replace the pulldown faucet hose. The squeeze nut, and an adapter to convert faucets older than 12/2009 to the newer quick release. It includes instructions for older model faucets as well as the current faucets

2nd one in 4 months, I think I got a defective factory one. But this is number 4 overall in 13 years for this unit. These hoses at the compression fittings fail over time when or if it ever hits anything under a sink. Other manufacturers have solved this problem by putting a plastic sheet around the hose so it cannot do this. I have done the same this time to hopefully stop this problem.

Original Hansgrohe Allegro kitchen faucet installed just over 4 years ago. Hose sprung a leak towards the top close to where it connects w/the faucet. Followed the Hansgrohe internet instructions exactly as the included diagram instructions had extra unnecessary steps. Took me (50+ y.o. stay at home mom) less than 15 min. to replace the hose. Left the plastic tip on for threading back through the faucet. Added the sleeve for the weight after threading. Plastic tip came off easily. Additional short connector hose w/easy release valve that also came w/the package not needed.

Well, I'm sorry we had to go to the trouble and expense to replace the hose on our Hansgrohe faucet that is only a few years old but otherwise the hose worked out well and hope it lasts a longer time than the original. Seemed a little expensive but we were happy to have our faucet working again. We had flooding in the base cabinet due to a failure in the original hose. Husband said it was easy to install, so far so good.

Bought this to replace a leaky hose line under the kitchen sink. Perfect fit and easy install. I’m grateful this was available on Amazon and at a reasonable price. It feels a little different than the original (softer, less stiff) but that’s not necessarily a negative, as long as it holds up. Time will tell!

With hesitation I ordered this after reviewing the detailed pictures of the part 'fittings' on both ends. Spot on!! Even though our Hansgrohe sink wasn't listed. The previous (10-year old) piece developed a leak from use.

Not exactly a purchase I wanted to make. This OEM hose replaces perfectly the hose that came from the OEM with my original faucet. It appears to be a duplicate of the one we replaced. Over time it will fail again, since the hose design seems to not reinforce the area where the most stress is placed in normal day-day use. This shipped fast. It was exactly as advertised and had clear directions how to remove the old hose and install this one.

Exact fit to replace a leaky hose. Actually slides through the faucet more easily than the original hose.

Directions are pretty good. Just make sure you identify the correct situation for the faucet you are repairing. This kit is used for faucets that changed a bit over the years. The kit can handle several options.

The instructions that come with it a little confusing because they are intended to cover various types of faucets, but I watched the install video on youtube and it was a quick and painless install. You will need a box cutter to remove the plastic end cap but its no big deal.

Reading other reviews is helpful. Comments about how the process goes will help you manage any frustrations as you do this repair.
It’s really quite easy and I am not someone who is clever with this type of repair. So much better than hiring a plumber.

Hose arrived quickly. Was exactly like the one I was replacing, except for the pigtail (the short endpiece) which was several inches shorter than mine. Connections went together easily, and I have a non-leaky pulldown again.

Thank goodness Amazon had this, the manufacture no-longer offered a replacement and we like our hansgrohe kitchen faucet and were not looking forward to looking for a replacement.

Super easy to install, took about 10 minutes. Not a fan of the limited warranty, Moen and Delta would have warranted this part in a faucet of there’s. Hansgrohe told me 10 years was normal wear for a part like this.

Some reviews said the process was difficult, so I was expecting a harder time of it. The part works for many different hansgrohe models so some may be more difficult but my replacement process was less than 30 min. The most tedious part was threading the new hose back into the faucet (because there are other hoses in the same pipe that share the space, but with patience and maybe some luck- a twist this way a turn the other way- it went through in just a few tries.
Glad I tried this myself rather than pay a plumber.

It installed quickly and easily to replace part number 9550600 as listed in the Hansgrohe manual. It snapped in place without needing to replace the stub adapter hose (which is included with this item). The original hose only lasted about 4 years. I though Hansgrohe made better products than that.

First not happy with experience Hansgrohe kitchen faucet. Starting leaking from hose under sink after a year. I ordered the replacement item number per their manual. The item number has 2 parts and luckily the one I needed was part of the kit. The other hose which is part of the assembly was much shorter than what I have.