What to do if the kitchen sink faucet is leaking

Updated on Kitchen 2024-01-27
2 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    1. The faucet is not closed tightly - dripping.

    The main reason for this problem is that the gasket inside the faucet is damaged, most faucet products have plastic gaskets inside, and the quality of the gaskets inside is different according to different products, but it is the same, the damaged shaft gasket can be replaced, in fact, there is no need to buy it, some plastic waste at home can be cut into the gasket the size of the faucet pipe, and you don't have to spend a penny!

    2. Water seepage around the faucet spool.

    This problem is mostly due to the owner's "strength" is too large, so that the faucet is loose or separated from the installed medium, it can be removed and reinstalled, and glass glue can be used to block it if necessary.

    3. Water seepage through the cracks of the bolts of the faucet.

    Once the faucet seepage and dripping problems appear, they are all related to the gasket, remove the faucet to see if the gasket is off or worn, and replace it in time to repair.

    4. Water seepage at the joint of the pipeline.

    If it is a problem of water seepage at the joint of the pipe, in this case, the nut cap of the faucet is loose or corroded with the use of time, and it is generally enough to replace the product or add a gasket.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    1. Take a rough look at the leakage part of the faucet, and then remove the trademark on the faucet switch, you can see a Phillips screw, and remove the wrench of the faucet switch after unscrewing the screw with a Phillips cone (pull it outward, if you can't pull it out by hand, you can use a small hammer to gently knock it).

    2. After removing the switch of the faucet, rotate it counterclockwise with a wrench and then remove the faucet core, and pick out the rubber ring at the top of the faucet core with a word change cone.

    3. Use scissors to trim the 2 mm thick rubber into a rubber ring of the same size as the faucet core, put the trimmed rubber ring into the faucet core, then install the original rubber ring, press the self-made rubber ring, and finally reinstall the faucet.

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