Jaquar Angular Stop CockFrom ₹650 · incl. GSTFix a leaking tap
Shut off, find where the water is actually escaping, replace the worn part, reseal and pressure-test.
Check before you buy
- Photograph the tap and connection
- Confirm wall-mount or deck-mount type
- Measure thread and hose connection sizes
Step by step
- 1
Isolate and inspect
Shut the supply, release pressure and dry the area. Trace the leak to the outlet, spindle, hose or wall connection before ordering parts.
Jaquar Angular Stop CockFrom ₹650 · incl. GST - 2
Remove the failed part
Support the pipework while loosening the connection. Avoid twisting a concealed elbow or applying force to brittle threaded fittings.
- 3
Reseal or replace
Clean male threads, wrap PTFE tape clockwise and install the chosen compatible adaptor, hose or tap without over-tightening.
- 4
Restore and test
Open the supply slowly, operate the tap several times and inspect every joint with a dry tissue before leaving it under pressure.
Safety Close the local stop cock or main supply, then open the tap to release trapped pressure.
When to call a professional Call a plumber when the leak is inside the wall, the stop cock will not close or the threaded fitting is cracked.
Next steps
Plan a bathroom
Mark every fixture, plan hot, cold and waste routes, and buy the pipes, fittings and fixtures as one compatible set.
Read guide 5 min guideClear a slow drain
Remove visible waste, clean the trap, flush the line and check for leaks — and when the blockage is further down.
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