We often find that the cheapest 304 stainless steel mop pool faucet still leaks after it is tightly closed, and the water leaks from the outlet of the faucet or the joint. What should I do if the cheapest 304 stainless steel mop pool faucet leaks? In fact, the structure of the faucet is very simple. The problem of water leakage can be solved by replacing the shaft gasket or triangular gasket inside the faucet. Below are some common leaks.

Three common water leakage situations of cheapest 304 stainless steel mop pool faucet:
1. The reason for the leakage of the water outlet: it is due to the wear of the shaft gasket in the faucet of the 304 stainless steel mop pool. Use pliers to loosen and remove the gland bolt, take out the shaft washer with a clip, and replace it with a new shaft washer.
2. The reason for the leakage of the gap at the lower part of the faucet: it is caused by the wear of the triangular gasket in the gland. You can loosen the screw to remove the bolt head, then loosen and remove the gland, then take out the triangular seal on the inner side of the gland and replace it with a new one.
3. Water leakage at the joint of the nozzle: basically the cap nut is loose. At this time, you can re-tighten the cap nut or replace it with a new U-shaped gasket.