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Generally no, a faucet has either has a compression washer or o-ring. The can become scored or cracked and therefore should be replaced.

call the plumber back and fix it right

figure out who made it and check their website for parts. they all have pictures to identify what you have

I would begin by going up on the roof to see what the situation is because you are going to have to remove the stove pipe and repair the roof to assure no leaks. Usually the only thing holding the pipe is roof cement through a rubber boot. Use a razor blade knife to cut through the tar, then remove the boot by pulling the roofing nails that hold it in place. After that, patch the roof and reshingle. If this is more than you care to do yourself you will have to hire it done. good luck

Run diagnostics.

Settings > System > Diagnostics



If no problem found, try System Reset.

Settings > System > Reset > Reset System > Cancel or Reset System

IMPORTANT!Resetting the system will return your interface to the original factory default settings. This will also delete any custom configurations or settings.

replace the leaking parts

no its time to replace said hose with a new one.

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call a plumber

Every 2-3 weeks, someone or something clogs it.

i would think as long as the ratings are the same yes. why not

It most likely needs to be primed. Check the owner's manual for instructions.

When you next get the smell, check the traps to see if there is enough water in there to fill the trap, if one is less then it looks like water is getting sucked out when toilet is flushed or that trap (usually bath or shower) hasn't had water going in (lack of use) and water has partially evaporated.

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yes it can if you have hooked it up correctly and as to your additional info ?? and if trying to get more pressure is your cut in and cut iut or the pressure switch set correctly if not all the pumps in the world not going to give you more pressure and if well lines are plugging with debris the same problem

The handle and base of a kitchen fixture can work free after some time. A free fixture handle can meddle with the capacity of the spigot to turn on and off proficiently. Then again, a free base can move openly and cause the water lines providing the spigot to burst, causing a break. Fixing either of the two parts will incredibly diminish the aggravation related to a free kitchen spigot. Eliminate any items in the sink bureau that meddle with your capacity to arrive at the two inventory valves situated at the rear of the bureau. Turn every valve clockwise to kill the stockpile of water to the fixture. Inspect the fixture handle. You will either discover a setscrew with a recessed hex head at the handle base or beautiful covers snapped on the highest point of the handle or handles. You can also choose a residential plumbing Edmonton to solve your problem.

If the old hose isn't leaking, why change it. They discolour internally due to the type of water you have. Chalky water makes white calcium deposits and soft water more brownish. Perfectly normal.

things happen even to the best diyer you either live with it or get it replaced by a professional sad to say

Sounds like your water supply lines under sink where they connect to faucet unit are loose oo they didn't apply plumbers putty under the faucet unit it self