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Shower spigot problem
Hello,
I'm putting in a new shower head and the problem I have is that when I thread the angled spigot stem into the threaded right angle pipe coupling that is in the wall, when it's finally tight the angled spigot is pointing upwards. If I loosen it so it's pointing down I'm afraid it's pretty loose and I'm afraid of leaks. Is there a common soultion for this? I can't see how this is hapenning because there is only one way to solder on the right angle pipe coupling. It's not like you can install it upside down. And I would think the shower head stem would be designed so that when you tighten it it ends up point downwards. Any help is appeciated. |
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Shower spigot problem
Add a couple more turns of teflon tape.
Or buy another arm, they are cheap. |
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