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Ok here goes,
We just bought a house and some taps are leaking, so i went to fix them, but I cant dissasemble the tap to replace the washers, etc. Now I believe and it has always been this way in other taps i have repaired: TURN THE WATER OFF  1. remove the little hot/cold button on top (done this) 2. remove the handle to turn tap on/off (done this) 3. remove flange (the big chrome bit) should be screw off ... IT DONT COME OFF :( :jab: 4. undo the rest of the tap bits, replace washers seals etc and put it back together. Step 4 is not happening, have I got it wrong and forgotten some basics. I have tried a big pair of adjustable pliers, i can grip it, but with all the force i can apply it just slips and does not budge. please help  :
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Quick Q for a plumber about taps?
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