Recent content by RetrolocoLJ

Agreed. Try to bleed your pipes to see if you can let the air out before replacing your copper piping. ____________________ Don't Kill the Dream, Execute it. ********

The screw should be under the blue enameled disk. You'll have to be careful removing it so as not to damage it. Or you can replace the entire fitting all together once you have that part removed. ____________________ RetrolocoLJ ***************