So is it stuffed or are there replaceable parts in it to fix the problem?

Thanks in advance

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Mike 61: So is it stuffed or are there replaceable parts in it to fix the problem?
I'm going to respectfully suggest that if you need to ask you should call a plumber (That's what I'd be doing. The way I read your post it implies you're intending on DIY, apologies if I 've got that wrong.)
Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.
I'm on my third in 15 years. Cheaper to pay a plumber to come and replace it than to buy the part retail and do it yourself. Get it sorted early before the drip becomes a river.
It is tempting to rotate the blue knob in the hope of flushing grit from the seal but I do not recommend doing that. Don't ask me how I know.
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