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Guys, I just repaired a pin hole sized leak in the inlet water tubing. I cut the hose and used a new fitting to connect the inlet tubing to the valve. It seems like since I disturbed the valve for tightening the new fitting, there are 2 of the quick connect fittings leaking. Are you able to just replace the O-Rings in these fittings, or do you have to buy a whole new valve ? (This if my 1st experience with quick connect fittings)
Any help would be greatly appreciated !
Thanks, Greg
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Make sure you have a clean end in good shape and be sure they are pushed all the way in before you release the quick connect.
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