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My pull down kitchen faucet seems to be leaking from the short hose that is connected to the pull down hose only when I turn on the hot water. Do I have to change the whole faucet because I don't see anyway of opening the faucet to access the hose
 
Depending what tap it is, you might be able to just change the hose section. Do you know the manufacture of your tap? any pictures?
 

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