Angle valve switch over 90 degrees screw overflow, but not leaking, can continue to use it?
As long as it does not leak, you can use it, but in order to prevent the proposed change!
Yes, but next time we need to close, it's troublesome.
Angle valves are generally mechanical structures. But the inner core is usually plastic or copper. In principle, it must not exceed 90 degrees, otherwise it will damage its mechanical structure and cause damage.Damage including internal valve wear Water Leakage, or switch handle damaged or Water Leakage interface.In your case, you are switching the switch too far, there is no leakage, because the internal spool is normal. If you can't screw it, you open the handle and see if the spool of the handle and angle valve is sliding at the joint, or the screws are loose and not tightened. If the thread is slippery. Consider changing a handle. If you send it, just tighten it.
