Reassemble the faucet by replacing the valve stem and body, cover, handle and cap. Make sure to tighten the valve body into its seat securely.
Restore the water supply and check for leaks.
How To Repair a Leaking Compression (Washer) Faucet
By Bob Formisano, About.com Guide
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Reassemble Faucet and Restore Water Supply
Reassemble the faucet by replacing the valve stem and body, cover, handle and cap. Make sure to tighten the valve body into its seat securely.
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- Repairing a Leaky Compression Washer Faucet
- Turn Off Water Supply at Sink
- Remove Faucet Handle
- Remove Valve Stem Assembly Cover
- Remove Valve Stem and Assembly
- Remove Old Washer and Replace with New Washer
- Reassemble Faucet and Restore Water Supply
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