Questions and Answers for Pfister Canton Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Tuscan Bronze

A:  The Pfister Canton model #F-529-7CNU pull-down spray head is secured with an advanced spray head docking system that ensures a secure, tight connection to the faucet spout. The pull-down spray head re-locks into the faucet body once it is manually retracted. No magnets are used on the spray head.

A:  Please know that we do not manufacture matching water filter faucets. Please follow the link below for viewing different water filter faucet options. https://www.homedepot.com/s/water%20filter%20faucet?NCNI-5

A:  No, you don't need to hold the button down in spray mode. You just toggle the button to spray mode and it stays in spray until you toggle it back to stream or turn the water off and it will revert back to stream mode.

A:  there are two buttons one for spray and one to turn spray off and it stays on spray until you push the second button or you shut of water source

A:  Pfister does not make an adaptor for this model. Due to the pull down/pull out design, adapting a water filter, portable dishwasher or other accessories to the aerator or hose on the faucet is not recommended.

A:  In order to properly provide the correct solution, further information about your product is needed. Please contact Pfister Consumer Service at 1-800-732-8238 for further assistance with your product and possible warranty parts or product.

A:  Yes you can but expensive. Try cleaning head with vinegar and baking soda. Or WD40 and then scrape sediment out first before replacing.

A:  Email them and they will replace the head for free. I got mine replaced for free.

A:  I believe this came as one piece

A:  The Canton spray head in Rustic Bronze #950-306U or Tuscan Bronze #950-306Y can be purchased. You may want to check with Home Depot for availability and in some cases, you may need to special order the item through Home Depot if not available online. If you purchased the faucet you may be covered under warranty. Please call our Pfister Support Team at 1-800-732-8238 to qualify your warranty and replacement parts.

A:  I have the same problem - i usually insert a thin knife into the side of the button that is pushed in and easily pry it out. It has something to do with the spring inside that gets stuck. There is a way you can open the head of the faucet and fix it but it doesn’t stay fixed. I won’t be buying this brand again.

A:  Mine did the same and I have to use a knife to pull it out from the side.

A:  I have also had this issue with mine. If the spray function doesn't get used much it seems to be worse. I have tried fastening a bag of vinegar around it to alleviate buildup which helps a little. I usually end up taking a narrow knife and popping the spray button out. Would suggest using the spray function more and working it on and off when possible.

A:  If the button is not functioning, then the spray head #950-306Y for Tuscan Bronze or #950-306U for Rustic Bronze would need to be replaced. This part may be covered under warranty; please contact our Support Team by calling 1-800-732-8238 to troubleshoot, qualify your warranty and send any necessary replacement parts needed.

A:  Yes probably just build up around the buttons happens to me too. You will probably have to get something and carefully jam it out. Scrape out what ever build up you see with a needle or pin. If they loosen play with the buttons for while so they get loose. If it gets stuck repeat. I've had mine for about 6 yrs and does it every now and then. Good luck.

A:  I have never had any issues with the converter button being stuck. It continues to operate smoothly between spraying and normal flow.

A:  Yes. Pfister Canton model # F-529-7CNU has hot and cold capability.

A:  Yes