InSinkErator Instant Hot & Cold 2 Temperature Water Faucet Dispenser Tap, Chrome

we bought one ~ 2005, had to have reservoir replaced ~2010 and then the on/off lever stuck and water kept flowing. tried to replace with a single part and came to find out YOU do not have parts for this and had to buy a whole new one. Very Poor form. will not replace again and will not recommend.

Was a replacement for the same model. On the previous unit, the hot water handle mechanism had broken inside, and water ran continuously. Consequently, the replacement faucet was an easy install. One warning, however, is that there are two copper tubes that project downward from the faucet under the sink. Compression sleeves and nuts are not included with the faucet. Certainly inexpensive enough, but adds one additional trip to the hardware store. Not sure why Insinkerator did not feel compelled to include such simple hardware. Many other plumbing fixture companies include various different pieces of connection hardware for their products to make it as easy as possible for the DIY'er. One other comment, initially the faucet dripped despite a thorough flushing of the unit, as well as pushing and pulling the handles (hot and cold) on and off in an effort to clear any debris that might have caused the valve inside not to seat correctly and shut off water flow completely. Then, two days after the install, it stopped dripping. So, be patient with your install. You probably did it correctly, and tincture of time was required to work out any debris or air bubbles that might be causing problems.