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Dripping tap help!

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grumbler Posts: 58,629 Forumite

20 November 2022 at 6:22PM edited 20 November 2022 at 6:23PM

gazman100 said:

grumbler said:

gazman100 said:

grumbler said:

I think, the only explanation is that the seal at the bottom doesn't work for some reason. If so, you have to improvise to make it working.

Thanks for that, but not sure I follow. Seal at the bottom of where?

Blue and red

I replaced the entire cartridge though so isn't that - that's what I was expecting it to be.

Well, there can be some defect in the tap itself. Or the seal can be not compressed enough.
But usually it's the ceramic discs that wear out and start leaking.

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