I replaced my 2 washing machine valves with a single type one. The vertical pipe the hot valve was on was never secured to or touched the wall so it used to bounce around when the machine shut off or on.
I secured the bottom of the pipe above the valve to the wall the but i had to bend/twist the pipe a little to get the bottom to touch the wall. The vertical pipe attaches to a horizontal pipe near the ceiling which is a few feet long but is a couple inches short of meeting the the wall, and to make it worse the other end attaches to a tee which is sweated at a slight angle downward of horizontal.
Now at the 3/4_1/2_3/4 tee theres a verry very slow drip. Its one of of the 3/4 sides. Theres torque on that tee now.
Can i just flux and heat the tee up with a torch to remelt the old solder and fix this or do i have to do more than that?
Edit: Drip dissapeared on its own.
I secured the bottom of the pipe above the valve to the wall the but i had to bend/twist the pipe a little to get the bottom to touch the wall. The vertical pipe attaches to a horizontal pipe near the ceiling which is a few feet long but is a couple inches short of meeting the the wall, and to make it worse the other end attaches to a tee which is sweated at a slight angle downward of horizontal.
Now at the 3/4_1/2_3/4 tee theres a verry very slow drip. Its one of of the 3/4 sides. Theres torque on that tee now.
Can i just flux and heat the tee up with a torch to remelt the old solder and fix this or do i have to do more than that?
Edit: Drip dissapeared on its own.
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