The kitchen faucet is one of the most frequently used products at home for a long time, and problems will inevitably occur. The leaking faucet will not only cause inconvenience to our daily life, but also waste a lot of water resources, such as: the faucet is not closed tightly and dripping water , Water leaking...If it leaks, the water fee is also a lot of money. Therefore, it must be resolved in time.

Regarding water leakage repairs, the cause of the water leakage is nothing more than damage to the water-stop tape on the faucet part (fixed screw). Therefore, just use a wrench to remove the faucet, and rewind a new water-stop tape at the place where the screw is fixed. The causes and solutions are as follows:
1. Water seeps from around the valve core
This phenomenon may be caused by loose or displacement of the spool. The solution is to remove the spool and install it again.
2. The faucet still emits water after the spool is closed
This phenomenon may be caused by the loosening of the pressure cap causing the spool to become loose and the seal is not deformed, and the water cannot be sealed. The solution is to remove the spool, check the bottom rubber ring, reset it and reinstall it.
3. Water leaks at the bottom of the faucet
This phenomenon is generally caused by the O-ring of the water inlet pipe not being installed or deformed. The solution is to unscrew the hose. If the O-ring is not deformed, re-fit the O-ring and the water inlet pipe. Yes, if you find that the O-ring has been deformed, replace the O-ring.
4. Water seeps from the middle part of the valve core
This phenomenon is that the spool is damaged, and the solution is to replace the spool.

Kitchen faucet repair tips
1. Remove the handle and look at the faucet parts. Use a wrench to remove the nut without leaving scratches on the metal. When turning on the faucet, turn the valve core or shaft in the same direction to unscrew them.
2. Remove the screws that fix the washer. If necessary, lubricate the screws to loosen them. Check the screws and spool, and replace them if they are damaged.
3. Close the water valve, remove the small screw on or behind the faucet handle, and remove the handle fixed on the faucet body. Some screws are hidden under metal buttons, plastic buttons or plastic sheets, so you only need to open the buttons.
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