46092000 46174000 Kitchen Faucet Hose Replacement Parts, 59-inch Starlight Chrome Finish

This was a perfect replacement for the original Grohe flex hose for my LadyLux Cafe faucet.Removal of the old hose and installation of the new one was extremely easy. All in all, it took me about 3 minutes to remove the original hose. No tools were required, other than a flashlight so you can see it under the sink. The hose is removed from the faucet by a slip on "quick release" coupling. There is a YouTube video from Grohe that shows how to remove and install the hose. I think it took me longer to clear all the things I had stored under the sink than it did for me to remove the hose.Installation was equally as fast. Although the replacement hose kit came with a couple of replacement "nuts" to hold the hose to the faucet head, I didn't use them. The original OEM "nut" was still good. I read some reviews here that the hose end on the faucet side was slightly larger (due to a thicker white washer), I didn't have a problem with it. Everything fit perfectly and when the water was running through the faucet, I detected no leaks.The replacement hose kit came with the hose, new O-ring gaskets, and two hose nuts (a short one and a long one).Overall, at a quarter of the price of the OEM one from Grohe, this was a really good deal and price.

This hose was the perfect replacement for my Lady Lux Cafe originally installed in May of 2007. It's been a dependable and durable kitchen faucet. But the hose went Valhalla last month and I needed to replace it.A simple job for any homeowner to do, especially thanks to the handy tips I found in the reviews section.One such tip was to remove the new collar from the new hose and use the one from your old hose. Here are the other tips I copied and pasted that made the job a breeze for me:1. Remove old hose completely2. Remove the quick-connect fitted (if you have one) to be used on new hose3. Slide the long spring off the old hose being very careful not to get it tangled up. (All it has to do is touch itself and it will be tangled!) Keep it straight.4. Removed collar from new hose5. Slide old collar onto new hose (the one that comes with it may not fit your sprayer)6. Feed new hose into your goose-neck fixture7. Slide the spring onto new hose under the sink8. Replace the quick-connect fitting (with new washer)while holding the spring in place9. Reconnect to water suppy10. Reconnect Sprayer (with new washer)

Anschluss passt leider nicht.Rückgabe war kein Problem.

Prácticamente igual a la original. Fácil instalación.Recomendable

5 minutes and installed. Had 3 adapters for various Grohe pull out heads. One fit perfectly.