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Old 09-21-2017, 04:00 PM   #1
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Water Drip

Water is dripping under my kitchen sink of my 2017 Jayco Pinnacle from the bottom of the white elbow where it meets the red arm! Anyone know a quick remedy?

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quick remedy is replace the elbow with new clamps. If you have the tool you can try to clamp the existing ones but I doubt that's the problem.
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Is there a special tool I would need to remove the old clamp and put on the new one?
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There are special tools for them, but I use pliers and twist them off. Or use a small punch which fit through the clamp clamp-ridge and twisted it.
Always carry the clamp tool with me with some elbows and clamps.
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Another fix would be to cut the tubing on each side of the leaking elbow and replace it with a Sharkbite (or similar) elbow. 1/2" PEX pipe, very easy to find at any big box Home Improvement store. Extremely easy to put in provided you have a little slack in your pipes.

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I would cut it and replace it with a sharkbite elbow. That way it will get fixed the first time.
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I would cut it and replace it with a sharkbite elbow. That way it will get fixed the first time.
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I fixed a leak in one of my PEX fitting joints by replacing it. Sharkbite are easiest to install.
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I fixed a leak in one of my PEX fitting joints by replacing it. Sharkbite are easiest to install.
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Do I cut it just on either side of the silver clamps? Also what kind of tool do I use to cut it?
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Do I cut it just on either side of the silver clamps? Also what kind of tool do I use to cut it?
Just slightly beyond the clamps to clear the nipples of the fitting itself. A sharp razor knife (box cutter) will do it unless you have a PEX tubing cutter. That tool is the easiest, might look at them when you get the fitting. I think my cutter was less than $10.
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