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How Do You Repair A Leaking Faucet With A Single Handle?

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How Do You Repair A Leaking Faucet With A Single Handle?

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Repair a leaking faucet with a single handle by first identifying the type of faucet that is being repaired. A single-handle faucet is washer-less and is classified as a disc, cylinder cartridge or ball faucet. Each type is designed to operate with as little wear and tear on moving parts as possible which contributes to its long operation without maintenance. To repair a single handle faucet is a simple, by-the-numbers project which does not require a great deal of time and which will save money on water and energy. Turn off the water supply valves under the sink and lift the lever to drain the water in the lines. Remove the handle by unscrewing the set screw located under the base of the lever by turning it counterclockwise and then lifting off the handle. Take off the metal cap under the handle by lifting it off or unscrewing it, depending on how it is attached. Remove the screws in the top of the cartridge and use a pair of pliers to lift out the cartridge with a twisting motion. Lo

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