The main valve is the responsibility of the homeowner. If it is not working or it is leaking, it is up to the homeowner to have it repaired or replaced.

The valve before the meter is part of the house's plumbing. A plumber will need to make that repair for you. If you need us to turn off the water for your plumber, you may call our Customer Service Center at 645-8270. Representatives are available to take your call Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. If you aren't able to determine where the water is coming from, out Customer Service Center can arrange for an inspection. The number is 645-8270.

The water meter itself and the two swivel connections are the Water Department's responsibility. If the meter is leaking or the swivel connections are leaking where they attach to the meter, call the Water Department at (330) 375-2440 to make an appointment for us to come out and correct the problem.

The City maintains the water line within the public road right-of-way and the meter itself. The rest of the system is the responsibility of the homeowner. The City does not provide repair service. The Utilities Division will shut off the water at the curb box if needed for a repair.

This condition typically requires replacement of the diverter in your faucet. Replacement diverters can be ordered online at the Kohler Service Parts Store.

The line into the house is called the houseline. The houseline is the homeowner's responsibility to maintain.

Please call Public Works at 238-7142 during normal business hours and Junction City Police Department at 238-5912 at night or weekends.

Our Customer Service Center will want to get more information. The number is 645-8270. Representatives are available to take your call Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

If the water control valve inside your home or business is leaking, it is the responsibility of the owner to make necessary repairs. If shut off at the curb is required to make repairs, please contact City Hall at 772-7657 to make arrangements.

Air valve leaking is a sign of a worn out air valve or a worn out cylinder that has air blowing by seal on the piston. Replace worn devices as needed and test.

A:I am assuming here, that the radiator has already been removed, and that the leak is from the horizontal part of the valve, not the valve stem. The stem, that the shut-off knob pushes on to, tends to have a few drips come out of the top, as the internal washer moves from the top to the bottom of the valve seat. This is usually nothing to worry about, and it is NOT what we are talking about below.

These so called perforators have tiny invisible one way valves within them. If any of these valves do not function properly, blood flows backwards, from the big veins to the small veins. This gradually increases pressure in the small veins, making them larger and twisted. Anytime varicose veins are treated, whether by surgery (which is called complete stripping) or by any other method, the leaks have to be identified and controlled.

Yes. Cryoseal™ will seal a leaking service valve as it seals others system leaks, and the valve will remain operable.

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