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Can't loosed fixture of Jado filtered water faucet like reverse osmosis tap. Could threads be reversed? Suggestions how to loosen? Need to replace washer.

This is the small faucet for filtered water. Have removed handle, but can't loosed for the life of me.

  • Frank Lacagnina
    Frank Lacagnina Nov 10, 2017

    Please disregard. The WD40 did the trick...just needed a bit longer to loosen up the fixture.

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It will require two people one to hold from top and underneath using deep socket remove nut.

  • Frank Lacagnina
    Frank Lacagnina Nov 21, 2017

    Thank you Steve. It bought the deep socket and that did the trick, along with an overnight soaking in wd40.

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  • Posted on Jun 17, 2008

SOURCE: reverse osmosis causing poor water flow

cheak the main water flow and clean the machine inlet water filter

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 21, 2008

SOURCE: reverse osmosis water filter

Hi jennym123,

I'm Harvey the Master Plumber.

Your question is: You have a reverse osmosis water filter. The other day water production went from over a gallon of filtered water to 3/4 of a cup. You changed the filters thinking that may be the problem, but that did not solve anything. What else could be wrong with it?

This is a common problem. Can also be very frustrating. A small bit of debrie has been brought up by the flowing water and is stuck somewhere. As you can imagine this will restrict the flow. I would start with the on/off valve next to the cold water line first. Turn the water off first and take it apart checking for obstructions. Then work your way down checking the lines and any place you can. It's helpfull to have a bit of wire to probe with. If you turn it back on and the problem still persists then you missed it. Try again. Good luck.

Feel free contact me again!
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Thank you,
Harvey your Master Plumber

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 04, 2009

SOURCE: leaking Jado lavatory faucet

It is a rubber gasket that is leaking, Pull the cartridge with a cresent wrench. There will be a paking nut on the top of the cartridge where the handle connects. You should be able to remove this with a pair of pliers. There will be a rubber o-ring inside. Take that to the hardware to to find a replacement to it. It wont be hard to match they keep tons in stock at ace or lowes

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 15, 2009

SOURCE: Water filter system leaks at tap

The line from the faucet to the drain was plugged. I cleared the line and the system is working well.

Bill Johnson

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  • Posted on Jul 31, 2009

SOURCE: Reverse osmosis faucet is leaking through the

when was the last time you checked the filter,it may be time to change it,if you have changed it you may have inserted it backwards.turn it over and try,if that still does not work the check valve at the filter feed line may be clogged,flush line this may fix your problem.good luck with your project.

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