Water faucet repair. Drawing, description

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If the faucet drips, and changing the rubber gasket does not eliminate the defect, the surface of the valve seat is most likely damaged. It must be sanded to remove scratches and burrs. To do this, it is necessary to make an edit (see Fig.) It consists of a collar 1 with a thread at the end of a wooden insert 3, two nuts 4, a disk of sandpaper 5 and two washers 6.

Water faucet repair

Before grinding, turn off the water with the main valve (you will find it in the bathroom or toilet), open the leaky faucet valve by 3 ... 5 turns and unscrew the faucet box from the mixer with an adjustable wrench. Dry the faucet cavity with a rag and insert the dressing. Holding it with one hand, with the other hand turn the knob left and right. The quality of work is checked by lighting the crane with a flashlight or matches. It is dangerous to use lamps connected to the mains.

Sand until cracks and cavities are eliminated.

Then inspect the valve. Carefully cut off the bead along the edge of the rubber gasket with scissors. Change the sealing ring on the faucet box and wrap the faucet.

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