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Inspect and Clean Aerator

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What happens here

Once the aerator is removed, turn on the water briefly to flush out any loose debris from the faucet pipe. Inspect the aerator itself for any blockages, such as mineral buildup or small pebbles. In the video, a small black pebble is found and removed. Also, check inside for a small rubber gasket; make sure it's still in place.

Goal: Showerhead Repair (Clogged)

Tools and materials

  • Water

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You're usually able to get under there spin counterclockwise and remove that And it looks like something fell into the sink So this right here actually had a little pebble in it Make sure that you have this gasket in there pop that rubber piece back and then just put it back in place and let's test it So always the first place I go when troubleshooting something like this

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