If your toilet/water tank/CH header tank overflow is dripping, there's probably a problem with the Ball valve - occasionally it can be the ball itself.
If the washer inside the valve is faulty, replacing the washer in a ball valves is false economy! Replacing the ball valve is by far the best solution, it's relatively simple to do
Here's a brief overview of the procedure
First, isolate the water supply to the cistern/tank, then you'll probably need to bail out some water using a small jug or cup. Using a large spanner or water pump pliers undo the nut holding the water supply pipe to the Ball valve and disconnect. Undo the nuts which are holding the valve to the cistern. Refit the new Ball valve and tighten all nuts before reconnecting the water inlet pipe to it. Let the water in Check for leaks Make sure the new valve operates freely. Reward yourself with a cup of tea. You deserve it In an ideal situation it's a very simple procedure, but that doesn't mean it can't go wrong . If you are in any doubt call me on 07930 335 937.
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