Questions and Answers for American Standard Marquette 4 in. Centerset 2-Handle Low Arc Bathroom Faucet in Brushed Nickel

A:  Hello Anonymous, Thank you for reaching out to American Standard. I’m sorry to hear of the issue you have had with your American Standard 7764. I know that situation can be very frustrating. The index button on the top of the handles will pop off and the screw inside will need to be removed. Once the handle is off you can unthread the valve nut with an adjustable wrench. Once the nut has been removed the cartridge will pull out of the faucet as it is not threaded. There is a notch on the side of the pipe that holds the cartridge where you can insert a small flat blade screw driver to help remove it. If you have any further questions, please reach out to us using the Contact Us form or Chat option on our website, and an American Standard Consumer Connection Advisor will be happy to assist you. We are available Monday - Friday between 8AM - 7PM ET. Sincerely, Nicole Your American Standard Consumer Connection Team americanstandard-us.com/contact-us

A:  Kfisherwi, You will probably need to replace the drain. . Please contact us directly through the American Standard website “Contact Us” located at the bottom of our home page and one of our reps will be able to assist you. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team

A:  Jen C, To remove the stopper please follow these directions. Disconnect the Cable from the Drain by unthreading the Cable Connector Use fingers or small screwdriver under either side of the Cam Cap to pry it out from the Drain. • Remove the Cam by pulling it straight out while wiggling gently to loosen the Rubber Seal. • The Stopper can now be removed by lifting it out of the Drain. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team

A:  We would recommend to try to adjust it. I have emailed instructions to you on how to do so.

A:  Handy, Please contact us directly through the American Standard website "Contact Us" located at the bottom of our home page so we can assist you. Sincerely, American Standard Tech Team

A:  My husband thinks so if you replace hose but not sure. Put a shut off valve and by a flex line that fits the for inside pipe and buy hose that fits faucet and pipe

A:  This should work, however, you may have to purchase a thread adapter. All this will do is convert the size of the threaded part between the faucet and your water lines.

A:  Yes it's 1/2" on the faucet side. So your hose will work. I also had the 3/8 compression on my valve. BTW I had to use thin metal nuts on the faucet since my granite top was too thick. Not enough to threat hose onto it if I had used the thick plastic washers that came with. I had old faucets I took the steel plain nuts off of. Great solid feeling faucet by the way you will be happy with purchase.

A:  The connection to the faucet is 3/8".

A:  I am not sure if this is the correct faucet you are referencing. This is for the 7764 model. Centerset lavatory faucet on 4" centers. 1/4 turn washerless ceramic disc valve cartridges. Durable cast brass waterways with one-half inch male inlet shanks. Metal body. Metal lever handles. 20" (500mm) long flexible stainless steel drain cable is pre-assembled to faucet body. Speed Connect® pre-assembled drain body with 1-1/4 inch (32mm) tail piece. 1.5gpm/5.7L/min. maximum flow rate.

A:  In the installation instructions for the faucet there is a section on how to adjust the cam assembly on the drain.

A:  If the faucet is installed correctly. simply push the lever on the faucet down to lift the pop-up drain stopper.

A:  This product has a plug with the quick connect feature

A:  If you are referring to the drain stopper, then yes, the drain is provided with the faucet.