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Faucet
Type
replacement
Thing
O-Ring or Washer
Title
How to fix your leaky faucet
Introduction
[youtubevideo|SYPFon69vKs]A worn cartridge is the most common cause of a two-handle faucet that will not stop dripping. Replacing this inexpensive part restores a watertight seal, saves water, and prevents further damage to the fixture and countertop. Use this guide to safely remove the faulty cartridge, install a new one, and get your faucet working like new.
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Difficulty
Moderate
Conclusion
With the new cartridge in place and the faucet leak-free, remove the rags from the drain and store your tools. Periodically check the faucet for drips over the next day to ensure the repair is holding.
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