Re: leaking washer-less faucet (AGAIN !)

Posted by hj on November 26, 2001 at 19:24:59:
In response to Re: leaking washer-less faucet (AGAIN !)
You would have to give the brand, since there are many "washerless" faucets. One comment is that faucets purchased from places like Lowes and Home Depot, have a higher defect rate than those supplied by plumbers. : Had a leaking washerless faucet in the kitchen for ~10 years ; semed a permanent defect , nothing I did would change it's behavior . : My son "surprised" me for Christmas , and installed a new one : it started leaking almost immediately !!! : The leaks come from just below the handle , where it rotates over the rest of the body ; is there some adjustment or proper set-up that we needed to use ?

Posted by hj on November 26, 2001 at 19:24:59:

In response to Re: leaking washer-less faucet (AGAIN !)

You would have to give the brand, since there are many "washerless" faucets. One comment is that faucets purchased from places like Lowes and Home Depot, have a higher defect rate than those supplied by plumbers.

: Had a leaking washerless faucet in the kitchen for ~10 years ; semed a permanent defect , nothing I did would change it's behavior .

: My son "surprised" me for Christmas , and installed a new one : it started leaking almost immediately !!!

: The leaks come from just below the handle , where it rotates over the rest of the body ; is there some adjustment or proper set-up that we needed to use ?

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