How Do You Stop A Gerber Bathtub Faucet From Leaking?
Because bathroom faucets are used so frequently, they are prone to leaks as the seals within the faucet valve corrode and wear out. Also contributing to the deterioration of bathroom faucets is the hard water which flows through the valve. Over time, the mineral content of hard water leaves deposits throughout the valve and the washers designed to prevent leaks can crack and crumble. Gerber manufactures single-handle, dual-handle, and triple-handle bathtub faucet designs. Although the design may differ, repairing a Gerber bathtub faucet is generally the same no matter which design you’re working with. Turn off the water to the house at the main shut off valve. The main shut off valve is a single handled valve typically located next to the water meter. Remove the decorative screw cover located in the center of the faucet’s handle by prying the cap free with the tip of a flathead screwdriver. Take off the faucet’s handle by removing the screw in the center of the handle with a Phillips h
