Having, hopefully, fixed my shower unit using O-rings I already had, where would I have had to go to get an O-ring of a specific size and thickness?
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O-rings
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Lidaldi when they have their kits of metric or imperial O rings in stock.
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If you just want one or two, I've had Plumb Center trade counter just give them to me.
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Also ebay, TS, SF? But these sets often only have one chord diameter, so that while you can find the right "OD", sometimes the ring itself isn't quite thick enough.
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The lidaldi "Workzone" sets have 1.8, 2.65 and 3.55 mm and 1/16, 3/32 ans 1/8" cord diameters. So that's a choice of six cords across both sets, the actual ring diameter is probably less critical.
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Ah, right; I must look out for them, very useful to know.
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Google O ring supplier. There are several who stock a vast range.
However, if it's like my Aqualisa, new O rings didn't fix the dripping. ;-) Had to buy a new cartridge at considerable cost.