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Check really close to make sure there is not a small crack in the base. Many times they can barely be seen and when you stand in the shower they open up larger allowing water to leak out. You may have to have someone else stand inside while you look for the crack.
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Use a little soapy water to determine the exact leak. The soapy in the water will bubble where the leak is. My guess is you will find the leak at a threaded connection. Once found unplug and purge the tank of air. Then unscrew the threaded connection. Inspect the thread for damage. If no damage use fitting tape on the threads and reinstall snugly. Re-plug and let fill. If you hear the leak still try tightening the part just a little more (but don't strip the threads). If the part is damaged during inspection replace it and install new one as suggested above.
If your unit has a threaded connection for the handle and hose the threads are most likely stripped. You can get thread grip material at most hardware stores and repair it yourself. Otherwise replacement is necessary.
if the glass actually contacts the tile you can go to the homedepot or similar place and buy some glass silicone sealer and just run a nice bead of caulk along the line, make sure you get clear silicone and let it thooroughly dry before you get it wet
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