K0228 Diverter Seals

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May need replaced if, after viewing the video:

  • the diverter will not drop
  • water comes from both the spout and wand at the same time
  • water leaks from the small hole where the diverter rod enters the spout
  • water leaks at the base of the spout

See the full K31088 Diverter Assembly

Instructions - M76

Instructions - M2000

Video

K31088 Instructions

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dalae l. (Sacramento, CA, US)
Great service & products

Dishmaster provided great quick service with quality products as always. When you can catch one of their sales ,it is even better!

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Kathleen &.C.W. (Garden Grove, CA, US)
Worked like a charm

Had a pretty significant leak due to our extremely hard water and this simple fix stopped it immediately. We Love Dishmaster. We have had one in our house since 1954, the original installation and a few years ago we upgraded to the Imperial four in Black. I love it! Is so mid century modern and beatuiful.

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Hunter J. (Eureka, CA, US)
Spraying when I expected it off👎

I replaced the 2 tiny black rubber custom orings and it stopped sticking open when off.🤞

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Steven P. (Phoenix, AZ, US)
Diverter seals

The set of seals was easy to replace and solved the issue of very stiff spout movement. I am happy with it
I do have one additional issue that has come up since, I suspect I did something wrong during my repair. The diverter does not always disengage when I turn off the water now and occasionally it does not easily engage when I pull it up and may take 3 or 4 tries. I think I must have gotten grease somewhere it is not supposed to be or I missed something. But that is not the fault of the repair kit.

Hi Steven, glad it got your spout moving again. A couple of things to check on the diverter function...
1) take the aerator off the end of the spout and make sure it's clean inside. Clean out any accumulated grit that you see & you can soak it in white vinegar overnight to take care of any buildup. A clogged aerator can sometimes cause this issue.
2) go back into the diverter assembly and polish the rod with very fine (0000 grade) steel wool before you lubricate with silicone plumbers grease and reassemble. A buildup of minerals/lime on the rod often interferes with the function.
If you need more help, please don't hesitate to reach out! Thanks, Chris

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Mark B. (Los Alamitos, CA, US)
The Dishmaster

Thank to everyone everything is awesome as usual I have had a Dishmaster in my house sense I was a child I'm now 64 so what does thst tell you about Dishmaster and it's still working just needs parts at times no problem with that one thing what happened to the candy you get with your shipment ??

We thought the candy was a nice touch but too many customers thought not

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Kenneth H. (Eufaula, AL, US)
Review: Diverter Seals did not solve the problem

I was disappointed, because I changed the seals in our Dishmaster 2000 and I still have the problem where the diverter does not go back down after shutting off the water. Do you have any suggestions on how to remedy this problem?

Sorry you're having trouble. You've likely got some buildup of minerals on your diverter rod, so even fresh seals won't want to slide on it properly. Polish the rod with some very fine (0000 grade) steel wool and then lubricate both the rod and the seals with silicone plumbers grease. That should have you back in action.

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Bob W. (San Francisco, CA, US)
I like the extra height

I have had my Faucet for many years. I have rebuilt it, repaired it, and updated it. It looks good in my old kitchen. The customer service is great and shipping is quick. Granted, repair parts seem to be expensive but that is to be expected as I'm sure they're not manufacturing tens of thousands at a time. I'm fine with that.

I purchased the 4" taller spout. I wish I had done that years ago. It makes things so much easier when cleaning or filling stock pots. I would like to say it was just this year that I got it but time flies and I think it was last year. I'm not going to take the time to look right now.

Anyway, the diverter was not dropping when the water was turned off. I took it apart to clean. Sometimes this needs to be done just from interaction with the water. I have soft water on the hot side but regular water on the cold.

Upon removal of the diverter, I noticed that one of the small seals at the top was slightly deformed, causing the rod to bind. I suspect that the part was misformed at production rather than improper installation as it isn't too difficult to put the seals in place. I opted to reverse the installation and use some plumbing lubricant. It worked briefly but is not dropping again.

What I'm not happy about is what I have to purchase to repair this. To get the piece at the top of the spring on the rod, I have to buy the diverter assembly which includes the o-ring for the spout to body. It does not include the two seals at the top of the diverter. To get the two seals at the top I have to purchase them with the 0-ring and the lower seal that also come with the diverter assembly. Changing the diverter without replacing those seals at the same time is ludicrous. So, in essence, I have to spend $53 plus tax and shipping to replace a faulty seal. By purchasing both kits with the redundant parts, it allows me to do the job properly so I don't have to do it again. In this case it is a extra $36.40 to get the part at the top of the diverter rod. Also, I will have good duplicate parts, new and used, left over. I will probably never need them. The whole spout is barely $40 more. Why doesn't that part come with the seal kit?

The K0228 Diverter Seals kit does not include the retainer because it is a seals-only kit. However, the K0228 Diverter Seals Kit, at $16.45, is the proper kit to have ordered to make the repair you describe. Robert, we encourage you once again to contact us before you order parts online so you can order only what you need at the minimum cost.

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Newell B. (Seattle, WA, US)
Dishmaster service

Parts were delivered as quoted.
All is good

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Art G. (Canton, MI, US)
Diverter Seals

The new seals did the job of fixing a leaky diverter and a sticky diverter issue. Cost effective fix. Highly recommend changing seals when the diverter leaks and sticks in the on position.

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David M. (Dallas, TX, US)
Great company!!

Great customer service and incredibly reliable faucet that hasn’t had to have any repairs until 12 years! Only needed some fresh washers. Very well made faucet!

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William J. (Kalamazoo, MI, US)
K0228

Has improved function

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Ralph B. (Sandwich, IL, US)
Didn't stop the leak from the faucet

When I use the diverter for washing dishes, etc., the long faucet spout still drips. The reason I bought the replacement washer kit was to correct that leak. At first, it stopped the leak but within a day the problem reoccurred. Does the entire diverter assembly need to be replaced?

Do you mean water drips from the hole beneath the diverter knob?
- Make sure the inside of the spout where the seals reside is free of lime or other accumulation.
- Make sure the diverter rod is clean, smooth and lubricated.
- Make certain the retainer is installed right side up.
- Make certain that not more than two seals are on the rod (or left in the spout)
- Use NSF-61 certified silicone (plumber's) grease to lubricate all O-rings, X-rings, threads and moving parts before reassembly

If the drip is somewhere else, please explain in more detail. Call us toll-free 1-800-521-9234

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Cynthia L. (Manlius, NY, US)
Still leaks

Had the new seals that came with the unit, but they leaked, so I ordered more. It still leaks. I'm $900 in on plumbing bills to fix the leaks so far. Love the unit, but cannot get it to stop leaking around the O rings.

Most of the parts you ordered for your used eBay purchase were not related to the issue. We're glad it's fixed now. Please make us your first call next time and perhaps avoid the expense of a plumber.

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Jenny F. (Alpine, TX, US)
Great products

This product worked great to repair our Dishmaster2000. We love Dishmaster because everything is replaceable. You don’t have to replace the entire faucet just for one little part. Also great instructions.

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Tom T. (Farmington, MI, US)
They worked well

Thank you Dishmaster

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Michael E.B. (Adrian, MI, US)
Like new

20 year old Solaric works like new and no longer leaking. Thank you Dishmaster.

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Robert M. (Queen Creek, AZ, US)
Right price, stopped the leak

Received the right product at a good price. Didn't have to turn off the water for our Model 2000, now the leak has stopped and the faucet swivels good as new...even though it's 15 years old.

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Don A. (Westminster, CA, US)
Leak fixed

The part fit and stopped the leak. For those not familiar with faucets it would be helpful if the instructions told HOW to remove the old parts.

The instructions do include directions for removal of the old parts. If further instruction is required there is a video on our website at https://dishmasterfaucet.com/collections/dishmaster-faucet-m76-imperial-four-parts/products/dishmaster-faucet-k0228-diverter-seals
and on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb94BFNNmd8&t=130s

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Joshua M.
Wonderful product!

My diverter was sticking in the up position. Replacing these seals restored the faucet back to normal operation. Be sure to use silicone lubricant when assembling this product.

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Charles H. (Phoenix, AZ, US)
Totally Diverted

I always use OEM parts on whatever I work on and this was no exception. Of course they looked exact and worked perfectly!

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David H. (Grand Prairie, TX, US)
Customer Service

Excellent Product. Great service.

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Robert P. (Detroit, MI, US)
seal kit arrived in a few days

Was able to quickly restore my faucet to new condition with this kit. Just a note, if you have less than normal flow from the faucet, debris can be caught in the inner ports. Requires unscrewing a brass piece at the bottom and flushing.

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Gordon C. (Costa Mesa, CA, US)

It now works like it is supposed to.

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MGA (Long Beach, CA, US)
What Can I Say...

The OEM parts work the best!

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Gussy 2. (Salt Lake City, UT, US)
For DishMaster parts and Service, the ONLY place to go!

Always have EVERYTHING you need if you own a Dishmaster faucet! Never a backorder and promptly shipped! THANKS GUYS!!!

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Catherine W. (Orofino, ID, US)
Just the parts I needed

Fixed my problem.

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Matt P. (Peyton, CO, US)
Solved Diverter Knob Problem

For over a year we had a problem with the our diverter knob sticking in the up position. In other words, after we pulled the diverter knob up in order to have water come out the wand, after turning the water off, the diverter knob would not drop. This problem continued even after removing the diverter assembly and lubricating it with plumber's grease several times. After installing new diverter seals the problem has been solved. We've been using the new seals now for about 3 weeks and it has dropped every time after turning off the water.

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Tony S. (Phoenix, AZ, US)
owner

Rodger is the best it is very nice to have a company want to make you happy instead of hassle you Dishmaster is the Best