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Washing machine fittings leaking
Hi,
I've just bought a house and tried to connect a washing machine today. The plumbing includes valves a little like these (http://tinyurl.com/4lwpw) but straight, not angled. Unfortunately, there is some leaking, even if the taps are turned off and the washing machine's hoses are connected (with the supplied filter washers). My theory is that: a. the valves are inherently faulty (given that the taps aren't 100% effective on them) b. the valves haven't been correctly fitted to the copper piping (I can't see any PTFE tape on them, but I don't know whether this is correct). Does this sound right? Thanks, John. |
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