Clogs, leaks, and inability to hold water are the most common problems with basin faucets. Installation oversights and improper use can all lead to these issues. When your faucet exhibits the following symptoms, you should consider disassembling and repairing it:
1. Some consumers find that even when the basin's connecting hose is plugged with the basin plug, water still won't hold in the basin. This is because the contact area between the faucet and the sink wasn't sealed during installation. It needs to be removed and sealed.
2. Water continues to flow from the outlet even after the faucet is turned off. This usually indicates a problem with the inlet valve core. Debris clogging the valve core's sealing ring, a damaged sealing ring, or impurities in the pipes scratching the valve core can all cause this.
