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Thursday, 06/15/2017 9:02:24 AM

Thursday, June 15, 2017 9:02:24 AM

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My (two-handle) kitchen faucet was leaking in two places - the spout and the hot water handle. I replaced the seats and springs in both handles and replaced the cam in the hot water handle. I also through the aerator attachment into a bunch of CLR to get any grime off of it. I also had to drill out the set screw in the cold handle because there was some corrosion in there that caused the set screw to sieze up.

My leaking handle is no longer leaking (which was the biggest source of water), but I still have a drip. Any ideas what could still be causing the drip?

Just trying to make a few bucks.

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