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Anonymous users2024-01-24Tie a line to the faucet and run it down the spout to the floor or into the bucket, or put the towel on top of it and go straight to the bucket.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Before changing the faucet, you can turn off the main switch or wrap a towel and there will be no sound.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The faucet is aging, the closure is not tight, and it is replaced with a new one.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Jianyi, you replace it with a new one, and the problem will be solved.
You really need to find someone for this, the visual inspection is six pipes, the material is PPR, first of all, welding needs a melter, not a professional generally does not have this thing, but also to buy two or six pipes of hoops and six pipes plus water valves, no professional level can not do.
After the faucet has been used for a long time, the on/off valve is not easy to close, and it should be good to change the faucet.
I'm glad to answer for you pro 1, there is debris on the track, just clean it up. 2. If the track is deformed, take out the pull basket to see if there is any bending and deformation, and take the pliers to nag it. Hope it helps you and I wish you a happy life.
Send a picture of you closing the door and hinge and I'll help you.
No need to change it, just remove it, and then wrap a few circles of water sealing tape around the interface, and tighten it in place;