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Anonymous users2024-01-24Check whether it is a problem at the joint, if it is you can buy waterproof sealant, if you really can't check it, replace it with a new one.
After all, water leakage is terrifying, and tons of water leak out before you know it. If the tiered water price exceeds the standard, the water consumption price will be too expensive.
Even if it's not a bad money, saving water is a virtue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This should be a broken seal inside, and the faucet is basically scrapped when it is removed, so replace it with a new one.
Answer: If there is a leak or loose closure at the rotation of the faucet switch, generally speaking, the internal valve body of the faucet is partially damaged, and the value of maintenance is not large, so it can be replaced; Second, if the connection between the faucet and the water supply pipe is leaking, you need to use a tool such as a pipe wrench to try to tighten it, if it doesn't work, you need to unscrew the faucet, use the raw meal belt to re-wrap the thread buckle of the faucet, and then use the pipe wrench to install it to ensure that there is no leakage.
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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)!
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As shown in the figure, the circle shows the decorative cup, and when it is twisted open, you will see the gland (usually a copper or stainless steel hexagon nut gland) pressed against the valve core. After removing the gland with a wrench, check whether the internal structure of the valve core is damaged, and it is recommended to replace the valve core with a new one.