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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is caused by the long-term rotation of the faucet caused by the wear and tear of the rubber My faucet has also been in this situation Later, I used a wrench to tighten the big nut in the middle I don't know if your faucet has this nut I hope you can get it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Of course, it is better to change the faucet to a new one, so that there will be no more worries. If you don't want to change the faucet, repair the treatment, change the water valve in the faucet, but you'd better find a master, which requires a professional.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Loose matching screws or teeth.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Is your faucet over-insured? If you haven't done it, you can find a manufacturer, and if you do, you can only repair it, and you can only replace it if you can't repair it.
From the bottom, that is, directly under the panel, remove it.
There may be a problem with the sealing ring inside the faucet, once the sealing ring has a crack or the sealing ring cannot recover its elasticity, it will leak.
There is a joint on the top and bottom of the swivel head that can be rotated and can be removed with a special wrench. After removing it, use a hex wrench to unscrew the macaroni screws inside.
Generally, there are only 2 kinds, 1 is a nut and then a joint inside, loosen the nut inside you can see the color change of the joint, you can remove it with a wrench, the other 1 is directly inside a joint body punching with a screw, loosen the screw bar pipe pull out to disassemble the joint, you can see the drawing.
How can the faucet 360 rotate for a period of time and not rotate - poor quality, gorgeous appearance and shoddy.