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Leaking Tap Trouble
Hi,
I've got a leaking kitchen tap and not sure how to fix it. Bear in mind im a complete DIY beginner. It is a mixer tap that has two handles for hot and cold and there is a handle in the middle to turn it on and off. the probem is that handle that turns it on and off does not stay in the off position and has a tendency to spring back to the on position. Is there something i can get to repair the tap and what is the EXACT steps to do this or are new taps required? Thanks -Colin Last edited by colinbragg : December 20th 04 at 02:08 PM Reason: Did not subscribe |
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colinbragg wrote:
I've got a leaking kitchen tap and not sure how to fix it. Bear in mind im a complete DIY beginner. It is a mixer tap that has two handles for hot and cold and there is a handle in the middle to turn it on and off. the probem is that handle that turns it on and off does not stay in the off position and has a tendency to spring back to the on position. Is there something i can get to repair the tap and what is the EXACT steps to do this or are new taps required? There is no way anyone will be able to provide you with *exact* steps, unless you find someone who has recently dismantled the exact same tap. The usual thing to do is turn off the water, and try to figure out how the tap comes apart. Take the tap apart, and try to figure out what is causing the malfunction. If you post links to some photos, I'm sure someone will be able to tell you how to start taking the tap apart; but that's really about as much as you can hope for. -- Grunff |
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