https://www.douyin.com/shipin/7308316001295288335
need to check which part leak. could be simple o-ring
Under Counter water purifier leaks
Under Counter water purifier leaks
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Oct 27 2024, 11:45 AM
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https://www.douyin.com/shipin/7308316001295288335
need to check which part leak. could be simple o-ring |
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Nov 18 2024, 07:48 AM
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QUOTE(Heavenly Superperson @ Nov 17 2024, 10:41 PM) Thank you for the video! I followed it step-by-step and found this part to be leaking. thats the catch that binds the tube. that is the leaking point?As you can from the video is dripping on idle. It's rather puzzling because I find: - all o-rings are in good shape. The exact size and thickness is hard to find even if I want to replace it - the one part that is broken is this clamp but I don't think it's the issue, also can't find the replacement (not even sure I'm calling it correctly Is there any specialists that repair or service water purifier? you can buy generic one remember to put back the buckle ![]() ![]() cawan liked this post
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Nov 18 2024, 02:19 PM
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QUOTE(Heavenly Superperson @ Nov 18 2024, 01:26 PM) Lifesaver I'm trying to find it on shopee what is it called exactly? cant see where the leak come from.I forgot to attached the video so here's the leak.[attachmentid=11506120] However when I applied pressure to it the water leaks went somewhere else like the bottom of the water filter so could this be a water pressure issue? I tried to close my tap and lil but to no avail. use hairdryer to blow dry the place then apply water pressure bit by bit to see where it came from. components https://shopee.com.my/Water-Filter-Fitting-...5f-6b7eaf5c0d68 in theory you can diy the whole set with own components |
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Dec 4 2024, 05:47 AM
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QUOTE(Heavenly Superperson @ Dec 3 2024, 07:03 PM) I have finally fixed it! This wheel base thing was really the culprit. From my untrained eyes I don't see anything wrong with it, no cracks whatsoever. The only thing I suspect is the larger washer (not in the pictures) that rest inside the casing which seems flatten. Well done!Less than rm40 to fix and 3 weeks of headache, not bad. Thanks for the link to the video I won't have known how to take it apart! Heavenly Superperson liked this post
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