Need help with leaky faucet how to get to stems etc?

[Cmwneuro]

Hi all. House is built in 2006. I normally am reasonably competent at this sort of thing but I for the life of me cannot fix this leaking faucet. I cannot identify the make to google it nor identify any screws to remove handles. The knob spokes (not sure what to call them-4 on each handle) unscrew but do not offer any additional access that I can see. There are no access screws. The H or C “caps” don’t seem to have any tab with which to pop them off. The faucet may come with the bowl but I did not see any helpful logos on it either. Does anyone have any ideas?

thanks!

Chris

 

[Marlinman]

This looks like the faucet you have. The H/C indexes should pop out to access the screws.

Centerset Bathroom Faucet Cross Handle Gooseneck Antique Brass

The centerset bathroom faucet is composed of good quality brass material, surface has antique brass finish that keeps faucet vintage and exquisite. Two cross handle control cold and hot water for daily. Centerset installation type is easy to assemble. Shown in gold.

www.homerises.com

 

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[Cmwneuro]

This looks like the faucet you have. The H/C indexes should pop out to access the screws.

Centerset Bathroom Faucet Cross Handle Gooseneck Antique Brass

The centerset bathroom faucet is composed of good quality brass material, surface has antique brass finish that keeps faucet vintage and exquisite. Two cross handle control cold and hot water for daily. Centerset installation type is easy to assemble. Shown in gold.

www.homerises.com

Thank you-there is a screw in there that’s tough to see in picture-I am unsure how to access it, via 1 or 2 in the pic? I am assuming via 1 because that makes the most sense but I cannot get the index buttons off. I fear both are corroded and am trying not to break it. Any tips?

 

[Terry]

The top cap with the H needs to be popped off. Sometimes a knife blade is small enough to fit in enough to lift it out.

 

[Cmwneuro]

The top cap with the H needs to be popped off. Sometimes a knife blade is small enough to fit in enough to lift it out.

Yeah not so easy. A bunch of q tips and vinegar plus Allen wrench and hammer popped them off from inside

Thanks for all the help!

 

[Terry]

You put the Allen wrench inside where the handle had been threaded on? And pushed them out?