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Mira Shower Leak

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 2:12 pm    Post Subject:
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Hi there. Apologies to all the experts if i sound like an utter plank, but i\\\'m out of ideas on this one.. I have recently taken my Mira shower off to re-plaster. Having put it back on there is now a leak appeared at the water inlet. Connecting the copper pipe to the plastic pipe inside is a wickes push-to-fit connector which I have twice replaced. Any ideas please? Is there a washer or something needed on the plastic pipe.. I\\\'m baffled..
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inside is a wickes push-to-fit connector which I have twice replaced.


replace it again with a compression fitting icon_wink.gif

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brilliant thanks.. sounding like a dummy now, an really embarrasing myself, thats the fitting that screws together isn't it... icon_redface.gif
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Dougie212 wrote:
brilliant thanks.. sounding like a dummy now, an really embarrasing myself, thats the fitting that screws together isn't it... icon_redface.gif
not as bad as the dummy that used the push fit in the first place icon_wink.gif
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