The symptom: the jet doesn't work and water leaks out the bottom.
The 5-minute fix: turn the unit over, release the hose going to the jet, remove the two screws holding the hose to the housing, pull the hose connection out and replace the o-ring. If you don't have a new o-ring, move the old one around and put it back together. Temporary, of course...
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Cheers, Bev
"If you put the government in charge of the desert, there would
be a sand shortage within ten years." -- M. Friedman (?)
I got the same problem.
The black plastic is cracked inside ; no sulution except replacement.
Waterpik is rather a good product, but fails with time (5 years max).
I don't suppose silicone gasket cement would help... Or would it?
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Cheers, Bev
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majority, but to be insane in such a useful way that
they can't commit you." -- Mark Edwards
The leakage comes from the whole body of the Waterpik.
For me, it came from the head ("mushroom") of the shower.
It is what we call in French "paille" I don't know the exact translation (straw ? ) in the material of the shower. It is not a problem of gasket (or o-ring).
The cause can be a shock or a fall.
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