How to Fix - Grohe kitchen faucet sprayhead issues

This is a video I took showing you guys how to remove/repair a Grohe kitchen faucet sprayhead diverter.
This specific sprayhead I believe is used in the Grohe Ladylux and the Grohe Bridgeford faucets.
In the video I show you how to remove the rubber diverter which is usually the cause of any type of issue with the faucet spray.
I don't know if you can buy the replacement rubber diverter, I just show you how to remove it as purchasing a new sprayhead directly from Grohe costs something like $200 from what I remember.
This is a much cheaper (FREE!) fix that works if you don't care about having the two different spray functions.

[@alexshih4628]

The most helpful video after 2 hours of relentless searching.

[@RicciRacela-jx5yd]

Excellent and informative video!! Thank you!!!

[@richarddolby3215]

I flipped the rubber diverter over after cleaning it and all other pieces to get rid of plastic bits and other debris. Used a little Vaseline on all rubber parts. Works like new. It was an ELBERON Model Grohe faucet.

[@yhovers]

I have a Grohe Zedra model and I am unable to disassemble it as shown in the video, despite using a lot of force.

[@vincentdangelo8024]

I think ill just buy a replacement part