Teddie Rees

To resolve the issue, you will first need to(https://www.nivito.mx/) identify which part of the faucet is causing the problem. You'll first need to remove the retaining nut, which is located on the top of the cartridge. Once this is done, you'll need to lift the cartridge out of the faucet and remove any o-rings that are damaged or worn. Next, you will need to clean the inside of the cartridge in vinegar to remove any mineral deposits. Once you've inspected this part, you can then put the faucet back together.

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