My valve body leaks significantly when turned to the On position. Are there replaceable washers under the screws that can be renewed to stop the leak?
389170
There are o rings. If you remove both screws you can pull the valve body off the connectors
689943
Mine leaks too at the shut-off valve. I had the washers in place and I believe they were rightly used. It seems that there is another washer below the hex nut (which is not visible) and in my case perhaps that washer has issues. I can see water coming out from below the hex nut.I tried several times but could not stop the leakage. I am returning this piece and ordering another one. Let's see how is the other one.
1074998
There are small setscrews holding the handles. Use a small blade screw driver to remove them. I'm not sure about replacement handles, if they could be purchased from a distributor or not. The handles are definitely not like any others I have ever seen. The valve stem they attach to is standard so you could replace the handles with something more typical if something should happen to the original ones.
1175631
It was an issue for me too. I tried putting the outside washer on the inside, but it still leaked....so I siliconed it to the top seems to be a fix
989914
I just had the same problem, but switching the washer to domed side up helped. It may seem like the screw has gone as far as possible but with some muscle it should screw in tightly. A ratchet-type screwdriver was very helpful in properly tightening the screw while holding the nut with pliers with my other hand.
594383
If you mean the one on the bottom where the new filters go, i put some silicon grease on them and used the wrench as they suggested and snugged it, let it sit and snugged it again. I did not want to crack the case so made sure the threads aligned correctly and then did as you read. If you mean the one on the faucet, i took out the ring with the screen at the top and put in an over size washer to stop the leak on my delta faucet.
1710612
No, none from me with 5 valves so far. You can take it apart and clean it maybe and reassemble?
704575
Sorry Kim, there is no way to fix it other than to buy a whole new faucet. With washer less faucets, when they start dripping, it means they're worn out.
2015520
For me, there was a small leak in the valve assembly when you flushed. Replacing the valve took care of this
1179269
You can try replacing the Joker Valve. Here's a youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqYkXa5AWe8
973982
They're like flat rubber washers. Not attached. I'm sure if you found some the same size you could replace them.
124380
Definitely. I assume you have a problem with the black valve. This is the best, easiest, cheapest fix I have found. It's great!
13485
I am sure there is a way to patch it, but the company has a pretty good warranty and a lifetime warranty against leaks. I haven't had any troubles with leaking yet with moderate use so far.
1699965
you don't ever replace it. It is a valve. It get's glued on. I have many of them. No problems.
1551160
Yes you need to get a new rubber washer or plumbers tape both items are very inexpensive
1730354
Not sure what you could do to it without using something that may also touch the water. You could always go get a different valve at Home Depot or Lowes. Mine works well so it might be defective... You may want to contact the manufacturer
696514
The fill valve assemblance has a small flat seal that presses against the fill port when the float rises. The seal can be clean and should work again but it will only be temporary. Replace the assembly unless it is leaking past the flapper, it is very eady.