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"<p>As I mentioned in the second step, you will have to reassemble the entire tap system. If you did not keep the dismantled parts in a specific order, try to follow it from now on. However, I have mentioned the entire process of reassembling taps here.</p><p><br></p><p>Start with the bonnet and secure its headgear nut. Once you do that, fitting the bonnet becomes a cakewalk. Then put the handle and tighten the screw. The final step involves putting the cap on the tap so that the screw does not remain exposed.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>This is the entire process of assembling a tap. To check whether everything has fitted correctly, turn the water supply on. This will allow you to verify two things:</p><p><br></p><ol><li>Whether all the screws have been correctly placed and tightened.</li><li>Whether the tap bonnet has been fixed.</li></ol><p><br></p><p>The DIY on fixing leaking taps is almost at its end. As a passing note on the more cumbersome mixer taps, the basic process is the same. The primary challenge for mixer taps is getting hold of the screws and you should find the process in the instruction manual. Finally, there is a shroud, also called the locking knot which is the usual center of problems in mixer taps. I hope all these steps rightly teaches you how to fix a leaking tap. Good luck!</p>"
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