Sink supply line, can u change direction? (with picture)
#1
07-28-17, 03:33 PM
Sink supply line, can u change direction? (with picture)
Nut from flex connector (yellow circle) is pushing against the wall. Is it doable to loosen nut on copper pipe (red circle) and change the direction of the flex nut so that it doesn't push the wall? I don't mind if the flex connector would go thru the front of the black pipe instead of between the black pipe and the wall.
#3
07-28-17, 03:37 PM
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#5
07-28-17, 03:47 PM
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Looks like a compression fitting to me, so you will want to put one wrench on the shutoff part of the valve and another on the nut.
#6
07-28-17, 03:49 PM
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You'll need two wrenches.... one to hold the valve and one for the nut.
May be time for bigger wrenches.
May be time for bigger wrenches.
#7
07-28-17, 08:14 PM
I need help again!
I turned off water supply and changed it. How come now both the hot and cold water have low water pressure? All other faucet is my home have normal pressure. Nothing seem to be leaking on this nor do I see leak anywhere else. Here is a picture.
I turned off water supply and changed it. How come now both the hot and cold water have low water pressure? All other faucet is my home have normal pressure. Nothing seem to be leaking on this nor do I see leak anywhere else. Here is a picture.
#8
07-28-17, 08:21 PM
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You just turned the hot water valve and now the hot and cold both have low pressure ?
Are those shut-offs in the picture turned all the way on ?
Are those shut-offs in the picture turned all the way on ?
#9
07-29-17, 12:43 AM
Yes, I turned both valves off, adjusted it, turned both valves back on. Now both valves have low pressure 
#10
07-29-17, 04:15 AM
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Do the easy things first clean screen at end of faucet. Doing plumbing knocks things loose in pipes.
