Just stick the camera underneath looking up at the taps, you should get what I need.

Is it the bendy metal leaking or the tap connector, if the later get a couple of new fiber washers.

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I investigate ......... tomorrow

They should be banned Why the hell can't they sit on the wc and use a loo brush.

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Dear Scruff,

Right, I've managed to unscrew the nut that holds the tap onto the bidet. I can't work out how to remove the tap from the bidet. The nut in the middle will not allow the bottom joints through even if I reduced them to minimum. Do I have to cut the pipe?

I've attached photos of top, middle and bottom.

Thanks for all your help.

Simon

The tails unscrew from the body, last pic. There's an o ring washer that seals.

Looking at the green on the fitting the water is dripping down from around the tap at the top where the chrome nut goes.

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Because the pipes at the bottom are bent, they are not rotatating easily. Is it possible to get replacement pipes and, if so, what should I ask for?

Simon

you can get flexible hoses to replace those...Just be aware they come in different sizes.
Take your old tails to a plumbers merchant to ensure the right size

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/91351/Plu ... -Pack-of-2

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Dear Scruff,

Huzzah! After last post managed to the f****** off!

Right I am not keen to go through this again. I can obviously replace the O rings but they look OK. Is there anything else e.g PTFE tape or Loctite I could use so this leak is less likely to happen again.

Thanks for all your help.

Simon

The o ring should be all it needs if they're not damaged. if anything use Fernox LS-x on the threads, handy for other stuff as well.

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/23614/Plu ... eak-Sealer

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Dear Scruff,

Thanks for all your help. You are a legend .

I think it's all sorted now, I don't think there are any more holes that I can fix .

Simon

Fingers crossed then

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