How Do You Repair A Leaking Moen Faucet?
Learning how to repair leaking Moen faucets will save you hundreds of dollars over the cost of calling a plumber. Repair a leaky faucet can take time, but it is not all that difficult if you follow an easy set of instructions. There are four basic types of faucets: compression, disc, cartridge and ball. Compression faucets are the most common type and can have problems with leaks more so than other faucets. Moen makes a great deal of compression faucets. Turn off the water. Look for a valve stem underneath your sink and turn it until it’s off. If there’s not a valve underneath your sink, follow the pipe to the water source, usually in the basement, and turn off the water at the source. Test your faucet by turning it on to make sure the water is off. Block off the drain with a rag to ensure none of the small pieces fall through. When removing parts, it’s best to set them in a sequential line so you know the order in which you took them apart. Remove the faucet handles by using the plier
