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Cold tap siezed on

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Dave McCabe

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PostPosted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 1:27 pm    Post Subject:
Cold tap siezed on
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Hi folks,

The cold tap on my bathroom basin is siezed on. I've removed the handle but the mechanism and the headgear nut both refuse to turn.

I've temporarily stopped the tap leaking by keeping the storage cysterm empty but that isn't really a permanent solution icon_cry.gif

Any suggestions?

Cheers,
Dave
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Your cold supply is tank fed? Upstairs only?..
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15mm isolation valve. Cut 15mm pipe to cold supply,insert iso valve & turn to `off`position. Re-instate Cold water supply to rest of house until the tap is fixed..
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