Hey guys, please help me !



I bought a shower set similar to the one in the pic.

Looks really fucking good in real life and it is overall nice to handle.

However, i had it for about half a year now and it's suddenly leaking everywhere.

I'm not joking. It's leaking on something like 8/10 gaskets.



The thing is, it's using some custom looking rubber gaskets with integrated mesh pieces throught. and if I'm being honest, the gaskets look still good and fresh.

 So what would be the best to fix this ?



Should I just replace all gasket with a comparable o ring ?

Should I double up and put additional thin rubber washers on top of the existing gaskets ?

Or should I put some Teflon tape on the according threads ?

...or some mix of the above.



I don't know shit about plumbing, plz help.

Also here's a super annoying bonus challange.

I have a leak between the cold water outlet and the mixing battery.

There is no gasket there and I think this shouldn't even come apart.



Would adding a bead of epoxy putti on the outside get rid of this ?

>>2605985 (OP)

>. and if I'm being honest



you talk like a homo gay. have a real plumber rip that designer shit out and install actual plumbing.

>>2605985 (OP)



and stop putting that faggot space before punctuation. where the fuck are you from, anyway.

Bruh, calm down.

I'm from Germany and I'm certified dislexic.

I have zero clues where spaces are in regards to my punctuation.

>>2605985 (OP)



Take it completely off the wall and pull it apart. Use thread tape and new o rings. Tighten it properly.

I'd do this too. Be careful with ever you use to tighten everything as well. Putting painters tape over the surfaces should prevent you from marring the powdercoat. Don't be a Neanderthal and grip and rip it with a pipe wrench.



Okay nice, thanks for the input !

>>2605985 (OP)

Contact the makers tech support. Not joking, that's their function.

Thread tape doesn't do anything for threads sealed by gaskets you.fucking retard
