Hot water tap on bath not working

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We had our bathroom redone about a year ago and had no problems till around a month ago. The hot water tap on the bath has gradually stopped working - it has got harder to turn and less and less water has been coming out. The hot water pipe attaches to the sink about a foot before the bath and this is fine so it must be a problem with the tap. Anyone got any idea what?
Access to the taps behind the bath would be quite difficult so if there's any alternative....?
Thanks
 
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That' s(hopefully) the taps and this is (hopefully) the bath and sink


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OOOHHH - it looks really clean in the photos!! (It is - the baby has been washing the floor tonight...)
 
quality pics ;)
A good start would be to check washers which can be achieved by removing the top cap on the hot water tap. You will find a screw inside which then needs to be unscrewed. Once accomplished you should be able to access the washer and replace it like for like.
 
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Thanks - will instruct the hubby at the weekend!
I have been called a geek for boasting about the 'quality of my pics!' :LOL:
 
VickyR said:
Thanks - will instruct the hubby at the weekend!
I have been called a geek for boasting about the 'quality of my pics!' :LOL:

:LOL:
nice pics and a very nice bathroom i must say...
best of luck with the repair..
 
Sorr it took so long Vicky, but the coak is low on the laptop :oops:

OK fisrt turn off water supply and drain down, use bath taps and downstairs taps, then,
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Turn on water supply and fingers crossed your hubby gets an hour or two with his mates down the booser. (instead of brownie points to be redeemed at a later date) :LOL: ;)

Good luck :D
 
aaaaaarrrghhhh I have the same taps in my bathroom (which doesn't look as nice as yours by the way).


I hate them! Do as CLF has demonstrated (nice epxlanation there buddy) but give the whole lot a good coating in silicone grease too.
 
Thanks Craig and Dan for the advice, bathroom only took 5 months to do so glad you think it looks good...!
 

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