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leaking tap

bo.jangles · 2011-05-04 09:03:55

Have a leak at taps can these connections be opened and put back and how do you do it as i want to take the tap out to check the fittings at the bottom. thanks

04-05-2011 9:03am

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bo.jangles

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Have a leak at taps can these connections be opened and put back and how do you do it as i want to take the tap out to check the fittings at the bottom. thanks

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#2 04-05-2011 9:50am

Buford T Justice

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Not a great pic tbh. They are generally push in fittings. Either push the white bit into the blue and remove the pipe, or clip off the white ring and push whats under it in, and the pipe will come out.

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#3 05-05-2011 8:50am

Aidan_M_M

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there's usually a black clip stoping the white from going in , that only has to move a mm or so , very simple fitting them .

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#4 05-05-2011 9:12am

bo.jangles

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Thanks for the help will try them later.

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