We have a 1 1/2 sink unit which was installed approx 2 years ago. I've noticed the middle unit has been leaking slightly into the cupboard below. On closer examination it looks like the end cap is leaking through the rubber seal on the end which looks like it may be perishing. What I can't understand though is why this cap has a rubber seal - why can't it it just be a solid end cap? Thanks in advance.
Sink waste end cap
- Thread starter tonysab
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No idea what you are referring to. Can you post a picture?
sounds like your talking about the washing machine adaptor blanking cap. 
Sorry for the confusion - here is a pic - its the black cap and rubber seal within it I'm on about - there's actually another end cap you can just see round the back (the white one), which is just an end cap but its the black one which leaks as the rubber is on the way out. Thanks for any advice.
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Looks like a franke 90mm sink waste/overflow.
As your not using the overflow easier to change the waste for a standard 90mm sink waste without overflow.
As your not using the overflow easier to change the waste for a standard 90mm sink waste without overflow.
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Only if you are lucky - most of the time it is just easier to go back to the start and do summutt properly/fully.
One thing i can't stand is wastes like that that are blocked off and leak and are never going to be used. Less chances of a leak the better.
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