In the event that your machine is releasing, the initial step is to work out where the break is coming from. This will decide how to fix the hole.
Tap LeakingIn the event that the break is coming from the tap, on your
slush machine, the reason is typically a solid tap or harmed seals. First have a go at greasing up the tap at the pivot point, you may need to give the tap several goes to get the oil into the system.
In the event that this doesn't settle your spillage, check the seals inside the tap head and check they are in the correct spot and not torn. On the off chance that the seal is broken, you can arrange an extra here.
Flood Outlet LeakingIn the event that your flood source is releasing clear fluid, this isn't anything to stress over! This is essentially buildup from an external perspective of the machine being gathered and discarded.
Be that as it may, if the fluid is a similar shading as your slush, there is probably going to be harm inside your machine. Right off the bat, check the seal at the rear of each tank is fitted appropriately is as yet flawless.
In the event that your seal glances fit as a fiddle, check the shaft and its seal for mileage. As a rule, it will be the seal that is causing the break which will just need supplanting. Notwithstanding, it is conceivable that the shaft itself is worn out, which is more hard to do at home so you may need some extra support.