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faucet replacement just yet! Usually you will have to remove the faucet handle to get to the broken rubber seats that started the drip initially. First try spraying the screw with WD40 oil every day for a week. Then try turning the screw again to see if itll come loose or not. If this doesnt do the trick, or if you finally strip the head of the Allen screw, next you will need to try to drill out the Allen screw. To do this use a bit about the same radius as or slightly smaller than the screw and work slowly or youll ruin the faucet handle and have to replace it, but its well worth the try it if you can save the faucet valve inside. As a final strategy, you can actually unscrew the cap with the faucet handle still on it.
- If the Allen screw remains stuck, or if you damage it so it wont come out, then just remove the cap with the faucet handle still in place. You cant grasp the flattened rim with the faucet handle still on. Instead, cushion the plier jaws and grip the round edge below.
- This is challenging, because you cannot easily grip the flat edge of the cap, with the part thats like the pliers. Make sure that you protect the jaws well when you grip the smooth, rounded body of the cap. It is preferable to use rubber tape, because then you cant crush the cap too hard. Gently Turn the cap counter clockwise to unscrew it. The assembly that you remove will now have the faucet handle, cap, cam, packing and ball.
- The following job is to release the ball from its stem. The screw clamps onto the stem. Try grabbing it with the pliers and twisting it slowly. The goal is to pull apart the parts so that you can recover and use the cap again . Youll still need to purchase a new handle and a faucet repair kit that will include a new ball.
- If this doesnt work, the only solution is to replace the entire faucet. Dont get discouraged, this is a tough fix.

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