How can I fix a jammed kitchen faucet?
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Kitchen Moen faucet will not move left to right. I have to pull nozzle out to use in sink.
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From Moen site
https://www.moen.com/customer-support/faq/faq-130
Carolyn: try soaking a cloth in LIme Away ...maybe that will "melt" the calcium deposits lose. Otherwise: it's new faucet time.
If its a standard nut (maybe 9/16") then a deep socket on a ratchet (with extensions) may be enough to get it off. You could spray a little WD40 on it the loosen the rust prior to putting a wrench to it. The other tool to try is a basin wrench. They will extend down so you can get better leverage