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Tub faucet leak- cant remember the rule
People,
There is a rule regarding which of the 2 types of leaks one should be aware of- My leak occurs ONLY when faucet is on. It leaks from the cold water knob. When faucet is off, no leak. I remember ths was key in determining if a leak is caused from the knob washer, or the main faucet stem seat/washer. Thanks! |
I've never heard of a "rule" for figuring it out.
In your case it's the stem seal. If one's leaking may as well fix both at the same time even if it's not leaking. |
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some have a hex nut under the handle you can try tightening a little or you might have to buy some packing material, others have o-rings around the stem on the inside and you would have to remove the stem to replace it.
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Thanks, Danny. Will do it.
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