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April 30, 10:44 AM [GMT -5]
BSchlink: You need to replace the seat washer. When you turn your water faucet to the left, you are basically lifting this washer so the water flows to the spout. Search for faucet stem diagram and you will see how the whole stem operates. Good luck.
April 30, 10:27 AM [GMT -5]
BSchlink: Then it is the seat washer which stops flow of water to the spigot. Basically, when you turn the handle left, it lifts the seat washer so water flows. Search for faucet stem diagram and it will show where that is on the faucet stem.
April 17, 1:59 PM [GMT -5]
This is a good idea if the faucet is leaking from the top area. What if it is leaking from inside the spout???? What then?
November 20, 1:38 PM [GMT -5]
Very nice tip. For true beginners, a video would be a nice addition.
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