How to Replace a Water Shut Off Valve Under Sink | Water Leaking from Supply Valve
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2023
- We discovered a 20 + year old water stop valve that was leaking under our bathroom sink. Since trying to find a universal valve repair kit is quite difficult, we opted to replace the leaking supply valve.
We used a Watts Aqualock push fit valve to speed the repair. Check Amazon for that and similar water stop supply valves:
Watts AquaLock (3539-10)- Large Diameter Stop Valve/Shut Off Valve- 1/2" CTS/Single
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Watts
959098 Aqualock 3539-10 (P-650) Straight Valve, 1/2"
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A similar product is made by Sharkbite :
SharkBite 1/2 x 3/8 Inch Compression Straight Stop Valve, Quarter Turn, Push to Connect Brass Plumbing Fitting, PEX Pipe, Copper, CPVC, PE-RT, HDPE, 23037-0000LF
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The process takes a littletime but is straight forward. Sink water supply shut offs will vary. Ours had a 3/8 inch copper line from the top of the shut off valve to the faucet. At the bottom of the shut off valve, we had a 1 inch copper pipe. Both ends of the existing supply valves were compression fittings.
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Instead of cutting the ferrule or copper pipe , use a Ferrule Puller to remove the compression ring .
Nice tip - thx!
*"OLDER houses"* 😂😂😂
I'm laughing in my 200 year old house. I wish I was joking. The stuff in my house doesn't exist anymore 😂
Hey Trad…,
Wow! 200 yrs - that’s awesome. I feel your pain too!😃
@@Housebarons it's STILL leaking and I've tried 80 things 😂
I used shark bites on a water heater install 3 years now zero issues. These hardware innovations are making it easy for homeowners to do simple fixes and save a lot of money.
That’s possibly why they get some naysayers chiming in. As innovations happen and maybe some in trades feel threatened, you get some negativity. But innovations will keep coming. We have always had good experiences with them as well.
Thx for the comments.
I dislike those crap shutoff supply valves and have replaced all of mine with 1/4 turn quality valvles.
Im having this exact problem now and i just discovered that its my valve and seals…thank you for your clean informative video. I have to fix mine today after work
Glad it helped
Nobodies gonna bring up that he left that old compression nut on the pipe below the new valve?
Just saw a video where they have a tool to take that thing off.
They have tools for compression rings removal
what happens if the pipe is broken? Mine broke just minutes ago and it doesn’t stick out like in the video. Do you have any tips on what I can do or do I have to replace the pipe by calling a plumber?
You can diy a pipe replacement… depends on how handy you are. UA-cam videos are very helpful.
But If that is not in your wheel house - then handyman or plumber.
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons😊 poop
When should copper pipes be completely replaced?
Copper lasts a very long time. They are also simple to repair.
The only time we’ve replaced all copper pipes was when we purchased a house from a bank that didn’t winterize it. So the water in the pipes froze & split the pipes in multiple locations. We were chasing endless leaks inside walls.
It might be worth replacing a small section under sink if you had a leak but throughout a house ? I’d keep them. Just my 2 cents.
Thx for watching!
I turned off the water supply to the house and the hot water is still leaking. Do I have to drain my water heater to replace the hot water shut off valve under the sink?
If you have sinks or pipes above the valve - then that might still be draining due to gravity,
If your water heater is upstairs , I still don’t think it would siphon.
Maybe let the valve drain into a bucket or pan, see if it eventually stops after the pipes empty…
Hopefully that is what’s going on.
Thanks! I have a one story house. I’ll try draining the water into buckets.
Use a compression sleeve puller. Alot easier lol...
Thx for the tip!!
@@Housebarons you're welcome!!!! Lol....
Compression shut offs are the best shuts offs , i don't Really Trust Shark Bites
I get ya. But s o f a r we have never had an issue.
Thx for watching!
I think I would’ve just replaced that copper with flexible braided line. Well made how to video, this is a common issue that any homeowner should learn how to do. How much would a plumber have charged 😮
Probably couldnt get a plumber to open the door for $200… Maybe > $300