Safety first
Do not take apart the faucet, use tools on supply lines, or force a corroded valve.
Written steps
- Turn the faucet handle to its normal off position without forcing it.
- Dry the faucet and sink, then watch where new water first appears.
- Place a towel or container to prevent water damage.
- Take a clear photo and submit a maintenance request with the leak location.
Stop and request maintenance if
- Water is spraying, pooling rapidly, or entering a cabinet or wall.
- The handle is loose, broken, or difficult to move.
- The leak comes from a supply line below the sink.
Optional video
Explains common faucet leak sources. DRG residents should use it for identification only and not disassemble the fixture.
How to Fix a Leaky Faucet
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Video summary
Explains common faucet leak sources. DRG residents should use it for identification only and not disassemble the fixture. Follow the written DRG guidance above, which defines where residents should stop.