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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is a PVC faucet, this faucet valve core cannot be replaced, only a new one.
Or you can try to open the red lid and then pull the handle off and use an active wrench to unscrew the valve inside, not forcefully, but slightly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Close the sluice gate of this faucet first, and then change it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The red part is pried open and there are screws inside, so you should be able to tighten it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Pry the top with a sharp piece, loosen the screw and pull out the handle, and see a hexagonal tightened with a wrench a few times without leakage. Can't be too tight.
Water quality and water pressure are exactly the same, they are two pipes separated from one main pipe, both from the main pipe.
This may be that the balcony faucet was connected to the hot water pipe during the renovation, which is not related to the earthquake.
The part of 3 in the figure is a screw rod downwards to put a rubber ring (to play a sealing role to prevent downward leakage), and then through the basin, there is a nylon lock nut from below to tighten, play a fixed role! You first check if the rubber ring doesn't work, and then check if there is a dew point in the screw part (some brand faucets are made of recycled materials, and the service life will not be very long)!
I think there are two reasons:
One of the spools in the rotating contact is broken. >>>More
First remove the two hoses below, and then remove the lock nut, and then take it off from above