
05-01-2025, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Bill14564
Is the leak at the holes right above where the hose is attached? If so, this is somewhat normal. Two things to try:
1. There is a piece of rubber that seals those holes and sometimes a buildup can prevent it from sealing properly. Take off the hose and see if there is a tab you can wiggle to move that rubber seal. I manipulated mine a little bit and was able to make it seal properly.
2. If the vacuum break/check valve needs to be replaced there are YouTube videos that will help you do it yourself or a neighbor might be able to help to save you the cost of a plumber.
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