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Sink on . Water feed to taps leak . Olive fittings against Hep2o . I’ll take then off tomorrow and ptfe the threads . Waste in . Tiger seal ( hence the lovely black mess ) to compression fittings . I prefer it this way .

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Looking good ?

 

Is that braided hose kinked or is it just the camera angle? If it is, you want to sort that out, otherwise it will spring a leak in the future. 

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  On 28/01/2021 at 14:48, Gav_P said:

Looking good ?

 

Is that braided hose kinked or is it just the camera angle? If it is, you want to sort that out, otherwise it will spring a leak in the future. 

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Kinky, need you ask?

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  On 28/01/2021 at 14:48, Gav_P said:

Looking good ?

 

Is that braided hose kinked or is it just the camera angle? If it is, you want to sort that out, otherwise it will spring a leak in the future. 

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A slight kink I think . Surely it’s not an issue ??? ( I’ll get better photos tomorrow)

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  On 28/01/2021 at 14:48, Gav_P said:

Looking good ?

 

Is that braided hose kinked or is it just the camera angle? If it is, you want to sort that out, otherwise it will spring a leak in the future. 

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Also getting those braids out without removing the entire would be impossible....

Making me worry now !!

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  On 28/01/2021 at 15:10, pocster said:

Also getting those braids out without removing the entire would be impossible....

Making me worry now !!

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Flexis are pretty sensitive in my experience. When I’ve lived elsewhere in Europe, every fitting is connected via a flexi and they fail fairly frequently. Probably affected more by hardwater too. 
 

Hopefully a proper plumber will be along soon to tell you it’ll be fine. 

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  On 28/01/2021 at 15:14, Gav_P said:

Flexis are pretty sensitive in my experience. When I’ve lived elsewhere in Europe, every fitting is connected via a flexi and they fail fairly frequently. Probably affected more by hardwater too. 
 

Hopefully a proper plumber will be along soon to tell you it’ll be fine. 

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Tempted to remove them and replace them with something 

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Talk about what lies beneath, you ain't fussy are you?

 

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Give as a shout if you want my plumber to come and tidy it up!

 

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Saying that I'll swap my supper neat, HIDDEN plumbing for your nice straight tiling with no shadow lines, you can see mine in the dark!

 

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  On 29/01/2021 at 07:40, Onoff said:

Talk about what lies beneath, you ain't fussy are you?

 

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Give as a shout if you want my plumber to come and tidy it up!

 

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Saying that I'll swap my supper neat, HIDDEN plumbing for your nice straight tiling with no shadow lines, you can see mine in the dark!

 

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What the eye doesn’t see the heart doesn’t know !

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Are you sure it’s not running down from above?, that joint is above the water level In the trap (try a smear of Vaseline on the blue bit).

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  On 29/01/2021 at 09:44, joe90 said:

Are you sure it’s not running down from above?, that joint is above the water level In the trap (try a smear of Vaseline on the blue bit).

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Could be - so hard to tell . Could just ct1 the nuts off the fitting to the sink like I did on the other one . Probably best to do that anyway 

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Struggled to get the olives off the Hep2o - bent them a bit - assume that’s not critical ? They will compress ok when I put them back on ?

Flexi has a slight kink - does it really matter ??

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  On 29/01/2021 at 09:46, pocster said:

Could be - so hard to tell . Could just ct1 the nuts off the fitting to the sink like I did on the other one . Probably best to do that anyway 

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Looks like the compression ring is missing. Should be a thin plastic ring that sits on top of the rubber seal below the nut to stop the nut tearing the ring. 
 

What brand are these ...?

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  On 29/01/2021 at 10:16, PeterW said:


Looks like the compression ring is missing. Should be a thin plastic ring that sits on top of the rubber seal below the nut to stop the nut tearing the ring. 
 

What brand are these ...?

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Came with the taps - Roper Rhodes 

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  On 29/01/2021 at 10:16, PeterW said:


Looks like the compression ring is missing. Should be a thin plastic ring that sits on top of the rubber seal below the nut to stop the nut tearing the ring. 
 

What brand are these ...?

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My vote is with Peter. You have lost the compression ring you tart.

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