Replacing a Worn Washer

Follow these steps to replace a worn washer.

Turn off the water to the faucet.
Remove the decorative cap if there is one on top of the faucet handle.
Unscrew or pull off the handle and remove it.
Remove the cover over the valve if one is present.
Unscrew the packing nut that holds the body of the valve in place turning it counterclockwise.
Unscrew the retaining screw and remove the washer
Replace the old washer with the new one
Replace the old washer with the new one and reassemble the faucet.

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