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PostPosted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 1:39 pm    Post Subject:
WC Connector leaking
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I have a Flexible pan connector from the soil to the Pan. I was told that the connector should "just be pushed on and left"......but it has a slow leak from where the seal is around the rear of the pan. Can a little sealant be used to stop this?

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PostPosted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 4:52 pm    Post Subject:
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Could be as a temp fix. Buy an replacement pan connector and fit if seal is damaged on original one icon_wink.gif

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PostPosted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 6:08 pm    Post Subject:
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I think the cuff is ok, but the surface of the pan where it is connected has slight pitting........Its not like its a cheap unit either!

I was wondering if the water is managing to get through because of the pitting.

Had a really bad day....the sink leaked and the cistern to pan connector was poor too.
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even pro`s get jobs like that icon_cry.gif .........I went to a newish house in the village where I used to live and EVERY thing I touched had not been assembled/ soldered properly when it was built........in the end I walked out and vowed never to work in those houses again .............because the next door one was the same icon_eek.gif when I did a little job there at the same time........I told them , I`d never had so much bother since I left the village 30 years ago icon_rolleyes.gif They got half a days work for free, but they`ve got to live with the lash up for the rest of their occupancy icon_cool.gif Damacles and Sword springs to mind icon_lol.gif
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