Faucet Repair : How to Repair a Leaky Bath Faucet
A leaky bath faucet can typically be repaired once the actual problem is diagnosed. Repair a leaky bath faucet with help from a longtime plumber in ...
A leaky bath faucet can typically be repaired once the actual problem is diagnosed. Repair a leaky bath faucet with help from a longtime plumber in this free video clip. Expert: Terry Matsamas Contact: www.towersplumbing.com Bio: Terry Matsamas has worked for Towers Murray Plumbing since 1991. Filmmaker: Michael Burton Series Description: Repairing the faucet in your kitchen sink, bathroom sink or shower requires extra care due to the presence of your home’s water lines. Learn about faucet repair with help from a longtime plumber in this free video series.
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At 2:05 you SHOULD say:
“We’ve just showed you how to fix a leaky faucet in the same amount of time ExpertVillage spends to show you how merely remove the handle.”
Kudos to YOU, EHow!!
That’s how you make a how to. Thank you very much!
@2528997 I have to agree…that ExpertVillage deal was ridiculous the way they chopped it up into small mini videos. So impractical. Glad i wondered here! Haaa!
This was exactly my faucet that needed changing. Thanks for the video.
How can i get the cartridge out without that little plastic tool?
I have the same leaky faucet. Did you have to shut the water off before servicing this faucet?
@rgm0692 Yes
same problem with my shower faucet, awesome video! thank you!
@rgm0692 although I’m no expert, when working with any system (water, electricity, etc) it’s almost always a good idea to shut everything off before maintenence, in this case, I can confirm you do need to shut the water off, otherwise there will be a BIGGGG mess
You dont need any tool. Just use a flat screwdriver and put it on the left side of the top curved notch. Tap it GENTLY with a hammer and pull it out with pliers. Use the flat screwdriver to get it started by prying the cartridge out a bit then pull it out with pliers. Either replace the washers or buy a new one………Save water.
@ArtFromJustin
Hi in case your still leaking, see my post below. It is quite easy to do.
@2528997
I agree!! I think the village people do that because they get paid per hit on each video…………..I am just guessing.