Ken Chapman
New Member
Hi folks! Ken from Ontario, Canada here
Replaced the faucet on my tub, attached the new supply line for hot and cold to the lines coming from the floor (where the water shut off is) and turned on the water again I found that both lines are leaking, not from the threads, but where the actual flexible metal tube connects to the end. This happened on both hot and cold, and continues to happen even though I got replacement supply lines, thinking they were faulty. Clearly it's me!
Here's what it looks like (see attachments)- you can see I have a male/male adapter because I couldn't find a supply line with 2 male ends....
I'm a computer guy doing my best here, but after buying 2 faucet supply lines and always having the same problem I'm thinking I'm doing something wrong that I'd not aware of.
Any help is GREATLY appreciated!
Replaced the faucet on my tub, attached the new supply line for hot and cold to the lines coming from the floor (where the water shut off is) and turned on the water again I found that both lines are leaking, not from the threads, but where the actual flexible metal tube connects to the end. This happened on both hot and cold, and continues to happen even though I got replacement supply lines, thinking they were faulty. Clearly it's me!
Here's what it looks like (see attachments)- you can see I have a male/male adapter because I couldn't find a supply line with 2 male ends....
I'm a computer guy doing my best here, but after buying 2 faucet supply lines and always having the same problem I'm thinking I'm doing something wrong that I'd not aware of.
Any help is GREATLY appreciated!