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On 22/07/2015 01:42, F Murtz wrote:
MM wrote: I bought a set (hot and cold) of Bristan quarter-turn valves from Plumb Centre almost exactly three years ago and this morning I noticed that the cold tap was dripping ~very~ slightly. After a while it stopped. Later, I turned on the cold again to fill the kettle, but it didn't drip after switching it off this time. A little spec of grit, maybe? How long are these valves supposed to last? MM They rely on the pressure from the o rings(or what ever shape they are)to seal and on some of the cheaper units they don't always do the job forever It would've been be a bit of grit in MMs case. The grit can get temporarily trapped between the ceramic plates. |
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