My kitchen faucet recently started leaking, but I've not been able to find instructions on addressing this problem that will work with my faucet. I don't know the make of model of the faucet as it is unmarked and was already installed when I bought my place.
Following basic DIY faucet leak instructions, I can turn the hot and cold water lines off and remove the aerator from the stem. Typically, these instructions then say to remove any caps on the handles (there don't appear to be any) and/or remove screws from the handles (again, don't appear to be any) to remove the handles and get to the canisters.
Has anyone seen a faucet like this and, if so, do you have any recommendations about how to get the handles off/where to go from here?
I should note I wanted to do my due diligence with trying to fix this faucet, but I hate it. There's no pull out hose, the hot water handle turns on clockwise, the cold water handle turns on counter clockwise, and the handles are impossible to clean. If the consensus is this faucet is un-salvageable, I have no problem getting a replacement that works better.
Here is what the front, side, above, and below the faucet/faucet handles look like:
