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"<p>Underneath the handle which you just took out, you will find the main headgear nut that ensures the tap bonnet stays in its place. The primary and most usual cause of a leaking tap is a worn-out tap bonnet. Another common cause behind a leaking tap is a worn-out washer. For those who aren’t aware, the washer is the rubber ring that secures the valve of the tap.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>In order to replace the old bonnet, remove the nut to chuck out the combination of spindle and bonnet. Now put the brand new bonnet (and/or washer) that you bought. Please keep in mind that the bonnets and washers should be of equal dimensions and of the same model.</p>"
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