Water leaking out of waste under bath

[Lucyannelee123]

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• Lucyannelee123
• 13 Mar 2020

Something hanging under plug hole. Seal washer? I have no idea

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• Lucyannelee123
• 13 Mar 2020

Someone please help!
Used some plug blocker than foamed heavily back up the plug hole one I used it. I don’t have a bath panel at the moment & saw half the unblocker leak out under the bath. When I took a closer look, it looks like the seal/washer (I have no idea) is ruined like the unblocker stuff wedged something . I have tighten my plug hole & it’s not leaking water any more, but can anyone tell me by looking at the pics that I need to get a new waste and overflow???
Please help
Many thanks

 

[Bodd]

Take your pictures to plumbers merchants. Get some decent silicon and a replacement.
Then strip old If you still have a block. Get a water vacuum and suck out before putting putting back together
in parrot fashion put back.

 

[terryplumb]

Probably worth taking apart and re sealing ,but if it's not leaking after you tightened it up ,you could just monitor it for a while and see how it goes.

 

[Bodd]

That does look to be a sink waste not a bath waste??

 

[Madrab]

If you've tightened it up and it's no longer leaking then nothing else needs done apart from keep an eye on it. If you have access at the moment, you may want to take the trap off and clean that out but flush the trap with water first and wear hand and eye protection if you've recent used acid unblocker.

 

[Lucyannelee123]

Thanks for all your replies, I’m not anywhere near a decent diy lady is this something a family member could do for me or does it have to be a plumber?
Also update it’s is very slow drip leak still happening so I think it’s all needs replacing and redone

 

[Bodd]

Anybody whos capable

 

[Deleted member 267285]

That does look to be a sink waste not a bath waste??

Bath combi waste - looks a bit like a peerless one or similar.

 

[conny]

The way to do it is to place a shallow tray/dish underneath the fitting to catch the water in the trap.
Undo the white collar and gently pull it down away from the black section.
Turn the white pipe sideways until any trapped water runs into the tray/dish. You will probably have to loosen the collar on the other side which is out of sight in the picture. This will also allow you to remove the bend section and clean it out if necessary.
To remove the black section simply undo the screw in the top picture and pull the black section away.
When replacing it all just do the reverse, however, I always smear a thin bead of silicone mastic under the rubber washer under the silver plate and another on top of the lower rubber washer which sits on top of the black section.
If you can't do it yourself then any competent person should find it easy enough to do.
Plumbers will charge you to do it.

 

[Lucyannelee123]

The way to do it is to place a shallow tray/dish underneath the fitting to catch the water in the trap.
Undo the white collar and gently pull it down away from the black section.
Turn the white pipe sideways until any trapped water runs into the tray/dish. You will probably have to loosen the collar on the other side which is out of sight in the picture. This will also allow you to remove the bend section and clean it out if necessary.
To remove the black section simply undo the screw in the top picture and pull the black section away.
When replacing it all just do the reverse, however, I always smear a thin bead of silicone mastic under the rubber washer under the silver plate and another on top of the lower rubber washer which sits on top of the black section.
If you can't do it yourself then any competent person should find it easy enough to do.
Plumbers will charge you to do it.

this is brilliant thankyou!
I undid the screw from 1st pic and the black & white part dropped down & the orangy rubber bit at the top just stayed stuck soo got a family member who is far better than me to come and fit a new one thanks again!!!

 

[conny]

A pleasure to be of assistance Lucy.