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Bath Drain Leakage: Water Running from Marked Area - Causes and Solutions (Image)

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  • #1 16531017
    lol2plxd
    Level 7  
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    Hello, I have a problem,
    Water flies from the place marked on the picture. This is not much, but the sumarum sums up the space under the bathtub. Can anyone do what?
    Bath Drain Leakage: Water Running from Marked Area - Causes and Solutions (Image)
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  • #2 16531028
    stanislaw1954
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    Loosen this nut, the one on the right, on the right. Undress, clean the whole, twist and act.
  • #3 16531040
    sanfran
    Network and Internet specialist  
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    There is a rubber seal there, more or less:

    Bath Drain Leakage: Water Running from Marked Area - Causes and Solutions (Image)

    Measure the outer diameter of the horizontal tube, go to the store with such things, buy a gasket with this diameter or similar tube, disconnect as a colleague advises above, clean, replace the gasket and ready.
  • #4 16531043
    Nemonek
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    I am a bit surprised that so much of this thread remains. After all, this nut should be screwed almost to the very end, otherwise it will not press the gasket
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  • #5 16531061
    stanislaw1954
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    Nemonek wrote:
    I am a bit surprised that so much of this thread remains. After all, this nut should be screwed almost to the very end, otherwise it will not press the gasket
    Yes, he agrees, he must have rummaged there and not turned it on.
  • #6 16531089
    Waldemar z Kaszub
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    Maybe someone because of a difficult approach crooked the thread "caught" and when the next hand did not give advice to tighten it so left it?
    Buying new elements (cheap thing) and correct assembly will eliminate it.
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  • #7 16531093
    lol2plxd
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    I know what went on, the same is marked on the previous photo as on this:
    Bath Drain Leakage: Water Running from Marked Area - Causes and Solutions (Image)
    The thread has broken thanks to which it is screwed to the rest.
  • #8 16531163
    maurycy123
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    There is no thread there. There is only a rubber gasket which is pressed by the nut.
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  • #9 16531178
    REMUR.
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    Maybe someone put a gasket wrong.
    Bath Drain Leakage: Water Running from Marked Area - Causes and Solutions (Image)
  • #10 16531206
    Nemonek
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    After traces on the pipe, I see that the gasket was put on. It was not tightened with a nut, check the first without this pipe, whether the nut is screwed to the very end, and then fold with the pipe with the gasket.
  • #11 16531582
    colin
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    For me after each cleaning, change the gasket because it leaks
  • #12 16531690
    bruns
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    The nut is gray with a different set and different thread pitch, you will not press the gasket.
    Change the nut to the one from the set, give a new seal and tighten it well. It will be cool.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around a leakage issue from a bathtub drain, where water is escaping from a marked area. Users suggest several potential causes and solutions, including the need to loosen and clean a nut, replace a rubber gasket, and ensure proper tightening to prevent leaks. Some participants mention the possibility of a broken thread or incorrect gasket placement as contributing factors. Recommendations include measuring the outer diameter of the pipe for gasket replacement and ensuring that all components are correctly assembled to eliminate leakage.
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