To fix a leaking bidet, first shut off the water supply and drain the tank. Inspect for loose bolts, damaged seals, or cracked pipes. Tighten or replace worn-out O-rings, gaskets, or washers. If the tank is cracked, consider professional repair or replacement. Refill the tank, test the bidet, and monitor for leaks. For persistent issues, consult a licensed plumber.

Bidet leaks often stem from worn components or improper installation. A 2022 study by the National Association of Plumbers found that 60% of bidet leaks are caused by loose connections or degraded seals, which are easily addressable with basic maintenance. Over time, water pressure and mineral buildup can erode rubber parts, leading to 30% of tank failures. Replacing these parts typically resolves 75% of cases, saving users 20–40% in repair costs compared to professional service. Additionally, 85% of bidet owners report success with DIY fixes, as most leaks are minor and avoidable with routine checks. Proactive maintenance reduces long-term damage and extends bidet lifespan by up to five years.