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Yes, the knob turns hard, but I'd rather spend $150 than $250. Is there any merit to replacing just the valve/piston/lower component and keep the old timer/top component? It doesn't seem like there's any problem with the electric part of the equation.

Thanks for your help. When you say temporary, does that mean months or years? Also, it looks like the rebuild kit is about $60 and the full head replacement is $250. Would the full head replacement be the permanent fix or is the entire unit flawed?

Thanks for the reply! Does this help?

I have an Aquarius series control panel on my home water softener. It has worked just fine for the 2.5 years since I bought the house, but no longer. The timer works fine, but when it comes time to run the cycle at 2 am, everything comes to a sudden halt. Once it hits the 2 am mark it just...

My kitchen faucet seems to lack pressure. Every time you turn it on it makes a knocking noise like there's air in the pipes. Sometimes it won't even turn on for a bit and has trouble switching back from the spray nozzle. It is an old faucet but didn't always do this. Do I need to replace the...

The reach I guess. The hinges cause the door to be too wide for the opening.

I just bought a house that was built in the 40's and the previous owner apparently didn't like the kitchen cabinet doors so she took them off. The hinges are nowhere to be found. I bought new hinges for them and they make the doors not fit. It looks like the inset is 7/16" instead of 3/8". Is...